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Category: Sex Crimes

Mar: 24, 2023

What Are the Charges for Soliciting Prostitution in Minnesota?

Soliciting is the act of entreating, commanding, or trying to persuade someone by letter, phone, or a computerized device or in person. It can happen electronically when an adult uses a device that stores or transmits electronic data. Solicitation qualifies as a sex crime if the intent is to arouse sexual desire in someone.

Feb: 21, 2023

What Is Soliciting Prostitution?

Prostitution solicitation is sometimes a felony-level offense. An example is when a defendant is accused of solicitation of a minor – a person below 18 years of age. The severity of the penalties increases as the age of the solicited child reduces.

Oct: 07, 2022

Accused of Solicitation of Prostitution in Minnesota?

Getting accused of solicitation of prostitution in Minnesota can lead to serious criminal charges. A conviction can result in harsh penalties, such as significant prison time, hefty fines, and sex offender registration.

Jul: 28, 2022

What Is the Most Common Defense to a Charge of Forcible Rape in Minnesota?

The defense of actual innocence is the most common defense to a charge of forcible rape in Minnesota. A strong, verifiable alibi is necessary for this defense to be effective.

Jun: 24, 2022

What Is the Statute of Limitations on Rape Charges?

Recent changes in Minnesota law have led people to ask, "What is the statute of limitations on rape charges in Minneapolis?" There is no statute of limitations on rape charges in Minnesota.

May: 30, 2022

What Is the Statute of Limitations on Sexual Assault in Minnesota?

In most cases, criminal sexual assault has no statute of limitations in Minnesota. That has not always been the case, however.

Nov: 26, 2021

How Bad Samaritan Laws Apply to Sex Trafficking Ring Cases

Bad Samaritan laws impose a duty to help victims of sex trafficking by notifying authorities or by direct intervention, or both.

Mar: 04, 2021

Who Has to Register as a Sex Offender in Minnesota?

Generally, people who are convicted of committing a sex crime in Minnesota are sentenced to jail or prison time or hefty fines.

Dec: 04, 2020

Child Sex Trafficking Prosecutions Decline. Here’s Why [infographic]

Minnesota's Safe Harbor Law protects child sex trafficking victims from criminal prosecution and allows victims to come forward and testify against perpetrators without fear of criminal reprisal.

Nov: 19, 2020

When Kids Share Sexually Explicit Images with Other Kids

Parents are presented with a new concern as minors take part in sexting, the act of sharing sexually explicit texts or images.

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