In Wisconsin, there are varying degrees of sexual assault, for example, First, Second, or Third Degree  Sexual Assault. The degree  charged against you varies depending on factors such as, the alleged amount of force involved or whether a weapon is alleged to have been used.

For First Degree Sexual Assault, the prosecutor must prove:

1)     The Accused had sexual contact or sexual intercourse with a Person,

2)     The Person did not consent to the sexual contact or sexual intercourse, and

3)     The Accused had sexual contact or sexual intercourse with the Person by use or threat of use of a dangerous weapon or article used/fashioned by the Accused in a manner to lead the Person to reasonably believe it was a dangerous weapon.   

From reading this alone, you can see this area of the law gets complicated very quickly. There are many other factors and legal issues critical to a sexual assault case.  Careful attention needs to be given to the specific facts and underlying circumstances of your case.  I provide free “no hassle,” “no strings attached” consultations. If you have a question about a case, please contact me.

I will aggressively fight to prevent, reduce or dismiss your criminal charges.

I strive to be different from other criminal defense attorneys.  A top priority is being there for you when you need me. The same is not true for others.  We are ready to help you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  If you are accused of a crime or the police are investigating you, don’t go at it  alone!

Call (414) 287-0088 now.  With sexual assault cases, every second counts.