
Sarasota Sex Crime Lawyer
Protect Your Rights Against Sex Crime Allegations in Florida
Since the start of the #MeToo movement toward the end of 2017, there has been an influx of sexual misconduct allegations in every industry. Unfortunately, such accusations can have profound damage to a person’s life and reputation – even before he/she ever formally charged for the underlying offense. Although many people may believe hiring a Sarasota sex crime lawyer is a sign of guilt, doing so is one of the most important steps to clearing your name and protecting your rights and freedom.
Sex Crime Cases We Handle
At the Law Offices of Eric Reisinger, PA, we have a solid understanding of how the state prepares and presents sex crime cases. Before opening our practice, Eric Reisinger spent time as a prosecutor at the State Attorney’s Office, where he learned the strategies and tactics the state uses to obtain a guilty plea or verdict.
We aggressively defend individuals facing sex crime charges, including:
- Rape or Sexual Battery Defense — We will carefully investigate the facts and circumstances to make certain that law enforcement officers have followed procedure and gathered all relevant evidence. We will look for any evidence that suggests consent, as well as indications that the victim has a history of problems telling the truth. When appropriate, we will also seek and evaluate DNA evidence, if available.
- Lewd and Lascivious Behavior Defense — We defend people on all types of charges that fall under lewd and lascivious behavior, including exposing or touching yourself in a lewd way in public. We handle crimes involving lewd or lascivious behavior toward children.
If you are accused of a sex crime in Sarasota or Arcadia, contact us today at (941) 541-5335 and schedule a free consultation with our Sarasota sex crime attorney.
Key Insights on Sexual Battery Charges in Florida
Sexual battery, such as rape, involves using coercion, force, or incapacitation to commit a non-consensual sexual activity. Rape is considered a second-degree felony, which carries a maximum prison term of 15 years, fines of up to $1,000. However, if a sexual battery involves a physically helpless victim, threats of serious physical injury, a drugged victim, or an offender who is a police officer or in a position of control, it is aggravated sexual battery is a first-degree felony, punishable by a maximum 30-year prison sentence and a fine no more than $10,000.

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“My experience with the Law Office of Eric Reisinger was fantastic!”Talia
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“If you need legal counsel STOP looking and call Eric Reisinger.”William
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“My case took a great deal of time and work and nothing was too much. He does a wonderful job - thank you!!!”Louise
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“He was able to get the best possible outcome with my case while charging less than half the price of other lawyers in the area.”Allyson


Our Settlements & Verdicts
Recent Case Victories
Our top priority is to devise customized legal strategies that are tailored to the unique legal needs of our clients, no matter how simple or complicated their situations, might be.
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Not Guilty Verdict 2016 CF 004875 NC – Life Felony Second Degree Murder
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Not Guilty Verdict 2017 CF 000169 – Life Felony Armed Robbery
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Successful Resolution 2017 CF 002479 AX – 15 Counts of Possession of Child Pornography
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Not Guilty Verdict 2017 MM 11498 – Misdemeanor Battery and Misdemeanor Sex Offense -Unnatural and Lascivious Act
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Case Dismissed 2018 CF 000323 – Two Counts Felony Battery on a Person 65 or Older
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Case Dismissed 2018 CF 002675 AX–Felony Battery on a Person 65 or Older

