Sex offenses

What is considered a criminal Sexual offense?

If you or a loved one has been accused of a sex crime, then you already know how serious the consequences of a conviction can be. Georgia has implemented severe punishments for individuals convicted of sexual offenses. Police will use strategies that encourage defendants to forfeit important constitutional protections, such as the right to remain silent. Prosecutors will work tirelessly to ensure a sexual offender receives the maximum sentence. Friends, family, and neighbors of the accused may turn their backs.

This is where Athens criminal defense attorney Ryan Swingle can help. For nearly two decades, Ryan has been defending individuals accused of committing sex offenses such as rape, sexual assault, child molestation and similar crimes.
When all seems lost, we are here to listen to you, stand by your side, and fight for your rights in court.

Sex Offense Cases We accept

Our law firm handles are variety of cases involving sexual misconduct, including:

• Rape
• Sexual Assault
• Child Molestation
• Statutory Rape
• Aggravated Sodomy

Crimes involving sexual misconduct are often some of the most difficult cases to defend, but our law firm never shies away from a challenge. With nearly two decades of criminal defense experience, we know how the system works, what prosecutors are looking for, and the strategies they use to put offenders behind bars.

Defending Your criminal Sex offense Charges

Police and prosecutors - even friends and family - will reduce your life down to what is contained in a police report. We understand that you are more than your worst day. Regardless of the crime of which you are accused, we want to listen to your story.

If you have been charged with a sex crime, do not hesitate to call our office. It can be difficult to talk about your case with anyone, especially an attorney. We are here for you, and we are ready to give your case the best defense possible.