Michigan Internet Sex Crime Attorney
Defending Against Internet Crime Charges in Detroit, Lansing, Ann Arbor and Throughout Michigan
It seems to be a game the police and prosecutors play: How many people can we charge for sex crimes for using their own computer in the privacy of their own home? Too many innocent people are charged for inadvertently downloading child pornography and other illegal files while using their computer for legal purposes. Police and FBI stings to entrap honest people in the act of sharing files or soliciting a minor are illegal. We fight back aggressively.
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At the law firm of A. Scott Grabel & Associates, we vigorously defend adults' rights to pursue their First Amendment rights. We represent clients in communities throughout Michigan. If you have been charged with an Internet sex crime, contact us immediately. Computer crimes are complex and require a high degree of sophisticated computer knowledge to understand file sharing and chat room evidence.
Learn more at our Sex Crimes practice information page
We represent people charged with any type of sex crime involving the Internet or computer, including:
- Using a chat room to solicit a minor
- Internet solicitation and prostitution
- Internet child pornography
- Illegal use of pornographic materials
- Lewd behavior
- Cell phone texting and instant messaging
- Indecent exposure over a video stream
Do you have a conviction on your record? We also offer a full range of post-conviction and appeals services and can also help you pursue expungement of your record after a previous misdemeanor conviction.
We Don't Let Them Make an Example of You
Under the direction of trial lawyer Scott Grabel, our team of experienced trial professionals fight to protect you against aggressive assistant district attorneys who are out to make a name for themselves by winning sex crime convictions.
We have the resources to thoroughly investigate the charges and the circumstances of your arrest. Our goal is always to have your charges dismissed — and we often can — or reduced to a charge that doesn't include a severe penalty or the sex offender registry.
Contact us as soon as possible after your arrest or when the police start asking you questions.
