Sex crimes are serious offenses in Illinois – and a conviction can have a huge impact on the rest of your life. You could end up behind bars, on probation, and even barred from some types of employment; most people convicted of sex crimes in Chicago and elsewhere in Illinois are required to register as sex offenders….
The state of Illinois is notoriously tough on sex offenders, and in many cases, judges require people convicted of sex crimes to register on the statewide and nationally available Illinois Sex Offender Registry. Recently, though, the whole system has come under fire for legislation and loopholes that make it extremely difficult for people to register. So…
Any kind of sexual misconduct conviction on your record can be traumatic and life changing, but there are different terms that create a vast difference in sentencing – and many people view them differently, as well. Criminal Sexual Abuse vs. Criminal Sexual Assault Criminal sexual abuse and criminal sexual assault, according to Illinois law, are two very different…
Chicago takes prostitution pretty seriously. Police frequently set up stings to catch prostitutes and their customers, so a significant number of people are arrested for prostitution each month. Illinois Prostitution Defined According to Illinois law, a prostitution conviction is possible for “any person who knowingly performs, offers or agrees to perform any act of sexual penetration (of the…
In the state of Illinois, a conviction for any sex offense carries serious penalties. While each case is different, you’ll end up on the Illinois sex offender registry if a jury finds you guilty. What Convictions will Put You on the Illinois Sex Offender Registry? Even what you may consider the most minor sex crime could require…
Sex-related crimes are some of the most serious charges under the law and require some of the harshest penalties. Sex offenses include but are not limited to Criminal Sexual Assault (Rape), Criminal Sexual Abuse, and even Indecent Exposure. There are many things your attorney should consider if you are charged with a “Sex offense” such…
