WILMINGTON, NC, February 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) Experienced North Carolina sex crimes defense attorney Patrick Roberts of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, recently helped a local college student avoid rape charges. The student wisely secured legal representation early enough in the investigation and no charges were ever filed against him.
The student had been accused of sexually assaulting a female after a college party. He would have faced up to 30 years in prison if convicted of what could have been a charge of 1st degree forcible rape. He would also have faced a term of 30 years of being forced to register as a sex offender. But, when all the facts were on the table, no charges were filed.
Patrick Roberts put his experience in sex crimes defense to work for the university student. The accused student submitted to a polygraph examination regarding his version of the events that led to the accusation of sexual assault. Roberts fully prepared the student for his meetings with both law enforcement and with university officials.
After collecting the available evidence in the case, including the accused's version of events and the results of the polygraph examination, the university declined to pursue the alleged sexual assault case any further. The matter was not referred to law enforcement. No charges were ever filed.
The importance of involving a criminal defense attorney as early on in any case cannot be understated, particularly for college students and young adults. There is simply too much on the line this early in life to trust your future, your reputation and your freedom, to anyone other than an attorney or law firm with a history of successful results in difficult cases.
When experience counts, count on Roberts Law Group, PLLC. The North Carolina criminal defense attorneys of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, fight for the rights of the accused throughout the state. With offices in Raleigh, Wilmington and Charlotte, the experienced defense lawyers of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, offer a free initial consultation to anyone facing criminal charges, including drunk driving, sex offenses, drug crimes, white collar crimes or other felony or misdemeanor crimes in the North Carolina state or federal criminal justice system.
For more information or to contact the firm online to schedule a free consult at the location most convenient for you, please visit the firm's Raleigh criminal defense site, Wilmington criminal defense site or Charlotte criminal defense site. To contact criminal defense lawyer Patrick Roberts, please call 866-630-2389 for a free consultation.
Roberts Law Group, PLLC
Website: www.patrickrobertslaw.com
North Carolina Student Avoids Rape Charge With Help From College Student Defense Lawyer Patrick Roberts
Sex crimes defense attorney Patrick Roberts of Roberts Law Group, PLLC, gets alleged rape case dropped after accused is given an opportunity to explain his version of events.
2013-02-08
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