Round Rock Sex Crime Lawyers
Protecting Your Reputation & Defending Your Future
If you or someone you care about has been accused of a sexual offense, Smith & Vinson Law Firm is here to help. Our Round Rock sex crime lawyers bring more than 67 years of combined experience to their criminal defense practice. We understand the serious and sensitive nature of these allegations, as well as the importance of swift legal action when it comes to defending against such charges. As former prosecutors, our attorneys have years of insight into both sides of the criminal justice system. We know how to challenge evidence, look for holes in the prosecution’s case, and seek the best possible outcome, whether that’s reduced sentencing or an acquittal.
To learn how our firm can help you, call (512) 359-3743 or contact us online for an entirely free and confidential consultation.
Types of Sex Crimes in Texas
In Texas, a sex crime is defined as any illegal conduct that is sexual, suggestive, or lewd in nature.
Examples include:
- Aggravated Sexual Assault: Sexual assault that involves serious bodily injury to the victim, the use or display of a deadly weapon, or if the victim is under 14 years old.
- Indecent Exposure: Involves exposing one's genitals with the intent to arouse or gratify sexual desire, or to offend another.
- Improper Relationship Between Educator and Student: Prohibits sexual relationships between educators and students who are enrolled in the same school district.
- Online Solicitation of a Minor: Using the internet or other electronic communication to solicit a minor (under 17) to meet with the intent to engage in sexual activity.
- Possession or Promotion of Child Pornography: Involves knowingly possessing, producing, distributing, or promoting material that depicts a child under 18 engaged in sexual conduct.
- Prostitution and Solicitation: Offering or agreeing to engage in sexual conduct for a fee or soliciting another in a public place to engage in sexual conduct for hire.
- Sexual Assault: Defined as intentionally or knowingly causing penetration of another person's sexual organ without their consent.
- Sexual Assault of a Child: Sexual assault committed against a child younger than 17 years old, including acts of indecency or penetration.
- Sexual Performance by a Child: Involves employing, inducing, or coercing a child (under 18) to engage in sexual conduct for purposes of producing visual depictions of such conduct.
- Statutory Rape: Sexual intercourse with a person under the age of consent (17 years old in Texas), even if the minor consents.
Each of these offenses carries serious legal consequences in Texas, including potential imprisonment, fines, and mandatory registration as a sex offender upon conviction.
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Case Dismissed; Charges Reduced Felony DWI
Our client was arrested for her fourth DWI with an alleged BAC of 0.168. The State aggressively prosecuted this case and sought prison time. We were able to work with the client on a mitigation strategy that resulted in the State agreeing to drop the felony and offer probation on a misdemeanor, keeping the client out of jail.
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Case Dismissed Assault Family Violence
Our client was a mother who had allowed her adult son and family to move in with her due to some hardship. After a family dinner a heated discussion between our client and her daughter in law turned into a physical altercation.
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No Charges Filed Sex Assault Investigation
Our client had an affair with a married woman. When her husband found out, she accused him of rape and called the police, prompting an investigation. Our client wisely contacted our office immediately.
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Case Dismissed DWI
Our client was stopped by a police officer for driving the wrong way down a one-way street. A Blood Warrant was issued, and the test came back .09. Our client was new to the area and attempting to get a job. Pleading guilty to a DWI was not an option. After negotiating with the prosecutor, our firm was able to get the DWI charge dismissed after successful completion of 18 months deferred prosecution.
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Case Dismissed DWI
Our client, a veteran, fell asleep at the wheel and was involved in an accident. He was arrested for DWI and refused to give a breath or blood sample to the police. He came to us concerned that a DWI conviction would put an end to his military benefits. We received a plea offer for a DWI conviction with 15 months of probation, but we knew we could do better.
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Case Dismissed Felony POCS & Probation Violation
Our client was charged with an POCS 3rd degree felony while on probation in another county for a DWI 2nd. The car he was in was pulled over and, after officers obtained the consent of the driver, the car was searched. The police found cocaine in the vehicle and our client took responsibility.
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“The entire staff was incredibly helpful, responsive, and made me feel supported every step of the way. I’m truly grateful for their expertise and care, they made a stressful situation so much easier to navigate.”- Cielo J. R.
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“From the first call to the last, they stayed in communication with me and let me know every step of the way. The attorneys at this office and the support staff got my case dismissed with no problems. If you find yourself in a situation, I highly recommend calling this firm.!”- Lyndsey O.
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“I am incredibly grateful for the care and support I have received from this law firm. After my car accident, they have treated me with respect and kindness and have exhibited genuine compassion during a very traumatic time. Jarrod took the time to explain processes clearly and was patient when answering all of my questions. Between him and his paralegal, Paloma, I have felt comfortable and informed every step of the way. I cannot thank this team enough for all they have done and continue to do during this difficult time. If you are searching for a team that will stand by you and put in the effort to reach the best possible outcome, I cannot recommend Smith & Vinson enough.”- Mariah S.
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“Very professional and efficient throughout my entire case. They took my situation seriously, explained every step, and made sure I felt supported. You can tell they’ve handled serious cases in Travis County before.”- Destiny E.
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“I’ve worked with a few law offices over the years, but Smith and Vinson made the biggest impression. From the first time I heard and met with them, they were professional, kind, and genuinely attentive.”- Thomas A.
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“They didn’t waste time, explained everything clearly, and were super prepared. If you need a criminal defense lawyer in Austin, this is a firm you can trust!”- Keira C.
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“From our very first consultation, Charlie took the time to truly understand my situation, explain my options clearly, and guide me every step of the way. I highly recommend him and his staff.”- Didi C.
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“Brad really takes the time to get to know your situation. He was sharp, respectful, and didn’t sugarcoat anything.”- Kayla S.
Schedule a Free, Confidential Consultation with Our Team Now
The penalties for a sex crime conviction in Texas can have significant lifelong consequences, including difficulty in finding employment, housing, and maintaining personal relationships. It is crucial that you seek competent legal representation if you or someone you care about is facing accusations of a sex crime.
Our Round Rock sex crime lawyers can help you understand your rights and guide you through the defense process. We know what is at stake, and we are prepared to fight tirelessly for your reputation, your freedom, and your future.
Schedule a complimentary consultation today by calling (512) 359-3743. You can also reach us online by submitting a secure contact form.
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