Article on "Witch Hunts" Reinforces Need For Expert Sex Crime Defense When Charged

Miami, Florida — The need for vigorous defense when charged with sex crimes, such as that offered by Florida-based Musca Law, was recently underscored in an article from the country's opposite coast.

An editorial in California's Ventura County Reporter recently commented on a city law being considered for October 31st, which would require sex offenders listed as a result of Megan's Law to post signs on their door, saying "No candy or treats at this residence" on Halloween night. The article rightly states that "to think of a child being hurt by another, especially by an adult, in any way, is practically unfathomable and certainly detestable."

But the commentary also goes on to ask about circumstances, such as when "a 19-year-old man (might) be convicted of pedophilia if he were to perform a sexual act with his longtime high school sweetheart who is 17? What about if he were in possession of a picture she sent of herself naked? Under the law, both are crimes against a child and both would require him to register if convicted. Though prosecutors may be careful about treading such waters, it doesn't mean they won't file charges and win."

The article goes on to wonder if politics — especially in district attorneys' offices - might often trump not only common sense, but in fact, the best interests of the community itself.

Florida-based Musca Law is familiar with such circumstances. Headquartered in Miami, with offices throughout the state, the firm is dedicated to defending your rights in cases where too often, and too easily, prosecutors, and the public, are willing to believe the worst. We know that being charged with a sex crime can damage your freedom, your family, your reputation — and that your very livelihood is at stake.

And even though innocent until proven guilty, the public reacts harshly towards those accused of sexual misconduct. At Musca Law, believe everyone is entitled to fair representation and to have their story heard. Our knowledgeable Florida sex crime attorneys are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to serve as your advocates and fight aggressively to defend your rights. To learn more, and to start protecting yourself today, visit http://www.sexcrimedefense.com/

About Musca Law and Sexcrimedefense.com
Founding attorney John Musca opened his own comprehensive criminal defense firm in 2001 after serving as a Public Defender in the 20th Judicial Circuit of Florida. His practice has grown tremendously, and now operates nine offices throughout the state, including locations in Tampa, Orlando, Miami, and Jacksonville.

Musca sex crimes lawyers handle all types of Florida sex crimes, including sexual battery, child pornography, date rape, Megan's Law charges, internet solicitation, failure to register as a sexual predator, voyeurism, and more. To contact Musca law visit http://www.sexcrimedefense.com/ or phone 1-800-687-2252