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Serving People Dealing with Baltimore Solicitation
Baltimore Prosecutors are more and more interested in securing convictions for not explicit Baltimore sex crimes. Such charges often do not involve Baltimore charges of authentic sexual conduct by the defendant. Rather, they include crimes such as enticement, living off proceeds of Baltimore Solicitation, keeping a house of ill repute and soliciting customers for Solicitation and sexual based acts. If you have been charged with Solicitation, Baltimore Solicitation or other non-violent Baltimore sex crime, contact Wise Laws ASAP. We have the experience and resources to build a strong defense against soliciting or Baltimore Solicitation charges.
Examples of our Baltimore Solicitation and sex Solicitation cases
Baltimore Solicitation Cases
Many Baltimore Solicitation cases in matters such Baltimore charges. Wise Laws is able to defend clients in Baltimore cases with our team of affiliated Baltimore Solicitation defense attorneys spread across the United States. Our Baltimore lawyers are licensed to practice in Baltimore in the region and nationally regarding Baltimore sexual Solicitation cases. Their knowledge of Baltimore and local sexual obscenity laws is across-the-board. This allows our lawyers to readily discover weaknesses and problems in a prosecutors solicitation case.
Solicitation and Baltimore Solicitation charges often require technology proficiency
Baltimore Cases such as these often include charges of Internet crimes in todays technological society. It is important to have a Baltimore Solicitation attorney knowledgeable about computer technology and its role in criminal charges related to escort or Solicitation. At Wise Laws, we use hardware and Baltimore software specialists who can determine whether evidence cited by police should lead to criminal charges.
Constitutional issues in many Baltimore sex crime cases become the bottom line
Often charges of Baltimore Solicitation are based on entrapment. When a police officer pretends to be a minor available to meet an adult for sex, it is often possible to argue that the sting operation was directed at the wrong person or was conducted illegally. Our lawyers are skilled at developing constitutional arguments that get results for clients.