Computer Sex Crimes

Tennessee Defense Lawyer

In cases involving Internet sex crimes, it is especially important to consult with an attorney as soon as possible. If you know you are under investigation, a strong defense lawyer can protect you and possibly prevent an indictment. Additionally, federal authorities may give up on your case after you retain a lawyer well-known for aggressive and effective defense.

In the past 30 years of practice, attorney Jeffrey Jones has become known throughout Memphis, Bartlett, and Western Tennessee for skilled criminal defense. He has handled Internet sex crime cases, and knows how to keep his clients' cases out of the newspapers. Contact us to set up a free, fully confidential consultation with Mr. Jones.

About Internet Sex Crimes

There are two types of charges that qualify as computer sex crimes: child pornography and online solicitation. These crimes are prosecuted by the federal government. Federal prosecutors are particularly difficult opponents -- the federal government has more resources than the state government.

Typically, federal authorities only prosecute a charge when they have a strong case. It is therefore ideal to retain an attorney before you are charged and before your computer is seized.

The Feds May Cut Their Losses

We will also be frank with you about the potential consequences of various courses of action. The very act of hiring a lawyer may convince them to cut their losses on your case. Federal authorities typically have many pending investigations, and may devote their resources to the cases that will be easier to prosecute.

If you are faced with internet crimes, you need a lawyer experienced with federal charges. Jeffrey Jones has represented many clients in federal grand jury proceedings and federal trials, and knows how to get charges reduced or defeat charges entirely.

Contact Us

Call 901-386-1207 or email us through our contact page for a free, confidential consultation with our Internet sex crime defense lawyer.

For more general information about the laws pertaining to sex offenses, see our Sex Offenses Information Center.