Orange County Prostitution Lawyer
Prostitution Attorney In Orange County, CA
In California, a prostitution-related crime is generally pursued as a misdemeanor. Although misdemeanors are considered less serious offenses than felonies, being accused of a prostitution offense should not be taken lightly. Most prostitution-related offenses are considered misdemeanors. If a person is convicted, they could be sent to jail for up to 6 months and/or be required to pay a $1,000 fine.
When you’re facing life-altering penalties, you need a skilled criminal defense attorney on your side dedicated to fighting your charges. At The Law Office of Jacqueline Goodman, Attorney Jacqueline Goodman provides personalized legal services in Orange County for those accused of crimes. When you retain her services, you will have an advocate on your side helping you understand the criminal justice process and explaining your legal options. When it comes time to challenge the prosecutor’s allegations, Attorney Goodman will be prepared to deliver aggressive defense on your behalf.
To discuss your case during a consultation, call (714) 266-3945
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California Penal Code 653.22 – Loitering With the Intent to Commit Prostitution
Another law California has on the books, Penal Code 653.22 PC, concerns loitering (or hanging around a place) with the intent to commit prostitution. This means that if a police officer suspects a person is walking around a shopping center looking to exchange sexual conduct for money, they could arrest that individual. For a person to violate the law, they must have loitered in a public place.
If you were charged with prostitution in Orange County, acting quickly to secure an experienced attorney is of the utmost importance. Building an effective defense requires time to thoroughly review the facts of your case. When you hire Attorney Jacqueline Goodman, she will get to know you and your circumstances to provide the focused and personalized attention you need. She believes in the presumption of innocence and will fight hard to protect your rights.
If you’re ready to learn more about your legal options, call (714) 266-3945 or fill out an online contact form today.
Leading Sex Crimes Defense Training Nationwide for Over a Decade.
Leading Sex Crimes Defense Training Nationwide for Over a Decade.
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Co-Chair Sex Crimes Defense Education
Training lawyers nationally for 14 years.
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Criminal Trial Lawyer of the Year
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