Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: Exposure citation

No, you should retain an attorney. Especially since the crime is of a sensitive nature.

Re: Exposure citation

are you kidding? do you want exposure of a sexual organ on your record forever? hire a lawyer.

Re: Exposure citation

I have reviewed your question and would suggest you also retained an attorney.The recent shows on TV highlight these sex-related crimes. If you would like me to assist you in preparing a defense strategy as I have done before please e-mail me your phone number and the best time to contact you. If you need help for speaking you.

Re: Exposure citation

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Never just "pay the fine" on a criminal case. You will then have to respond positively to the question if you have been convicted of a crime and explain the nature of the offense many times over the rest of your life. You will probably lose employment opportunities and perhaps even some housing based on the reply.

I would strongly suggest that you retain a qualified criminal attorney to represent you in this matter. It is very possible that a skilled attorney can find various defenses after reviewing your matter. At the least, an attorney might be able to negotiate a better plea for you.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.