ORANGE COUNTY HUMAN TRAFFICKING LAWYER
Skilled Defense to Fight Serious Charges
Human trafficking is an offense that occurs when a person uses some type of coercion or threat to force a person to engage in specific conduct against their will. The potential conviction penalties for this offense are substantial and include not only lengthy prison sentences but also hefty fines. If you've been accused of human trafficking, speak with an experienced attorney as soon as possible. The prosecutor will be busy gathering evidence to build their case against you, which means you need someone who will diligently examine the facts of your circumstances from the beginning.
The moment you retain the services of The Law Office of Jacqueline Goodman, Attorney Jacqueline Goodman will get started on building an effective defense on your behalf. She believes in the presumption of innocence and knows that there are two sides to every story. To that end, she will be an aggressive advocate in your corner, ensuring your rights are protected and seeking a favorable outcome on your behalf.
WILL A HUMAN TRAFFICKING CONVICTION LEAD TO PRISON TIME?
Human trafficking offenses are taken very seriously, and a conviction may result in incarceration. Depending on the circumstances, the potential penalties could include up to life in prison. Additionally, the judge could impose a fine of up to $500,000 on the person convicted.
To get started with your case, call (714) 266-3945 today.
Criminal cases are often complicated. There are two sides to every story, and it is important that the court sees the situation clearly. We can help defend you in your criminal case and make sure your perspective is heard.
WHAT IS HUMAN TRAFFICKING?
California law defines human trafficking as one person compelling another to perform forced services or commercial sex acts.
According to California Penal Code 236.1 PC, a person commits a human trafficking offense if they:
- Deprive someone of their liberties to make them perform labor or services
- Deprive someone of their liberties to force them to engage in sexual conduct
- Persuade a person under 18 years of age to take part in a commercial sex act
Under the law, a person coerces someone else when they use threats to make that individual believe that if they don't complete the forced act, they or another person will be seriously harmed or restrained.
It's important to note that, although trafficking is generally associated with moving someone across state lines or country borders, this is not an element of the offense. A person could be charged and found guilty of this crime even if they never moved the alleged victim from one place to another.
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When you're facing punishments as harsh as those associated with a human trafficking conviction, many questions might be running through your mind about how you can compellingly present the facts of your case and what defenses can be brought up to challenge the accusations. Attorney Jacqueline Goodman provides hands-on legal representation and will give honest and detailed answers. Working in a small firm setting allows her to deliver the one-on-one attention you need throughout your case.
To learn more about your legal options in Orange County, contact The Law Office of Jacqueline Goodman by calling (714) 266-3945 or filling out an online contact form.
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