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Per Arizona Revised Statute 13-3554, luring a minor for sexual exploitation is illegal, and it refers to the act of proposing or seeking sexual conduct with someone else, all the while being aware or having cause to think that the other party is a minor.

Notably, asserting that the involved individual is not actually a minor does not function as a legitimate defense to this charge, although there are alternative methods your defense lawyer may utilize to contest this accusation.

This law classifies luring a minor as a class 3 felony, a grave offense carrying considerable potential consequences such as financial penalties and incarceration. Additionally, if the minor involved is younger than fifteen years old, the punishments may be even more rigorous, as governed by ARS 13-705 of the Arizona Revised Statutes.


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Luring a Minor for Sexual Exploitation in Arizona – ARS 13-3554

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Sexual assault charges in Arizona are classified as felony and can lead to severe penalties, including substantial years in prison and mandatory inclusion on the Arizona sex offender registry. Governed by ARS 13-1406, these charges outline specific elements of the crime and the corresponding legal penalties.

Being accused of a sex crime is an incredibly frightening situation, but we are here to listen to your side of the story and examine all pieces of evidence against you.


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Sexual Assault Charges in Arizona – ARS 13-1406

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Being charged with sexual conduct with a minor or child molestation in Arizona is a serious and life-altering event. The ramifications of a conviction extend far beyond legal penalties; they can permanently affect your reputation, relationships, and future opportunities.

A study conducted by the National Registry of Exonerations found that in the United States, approximately 15% of individuals convicted for sexual assault were later exonerated. While this is a national figure, it underscores the importance of legal defense in sexual conduct and child molestation cases.

Let's get started on your defense today!


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Child Molestation Charges-Sexual Conduct with a Minor

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Sexual Exploitation of a Minor, especially in cases involving possession of child pornography, represents one of the most severe legal challenges an individual can face.

These charges can be classified as either Class 2 felonies or Dangerous Crimes Against Children (DCAC) when specific criteria are met. Penalties range from mandatory prison sentences and significant fines to sex offender registration. 

Whether you seek advice on preventive measures or need defense against existing charges, Kolsrud Law Offices is ready to guide you through Arizona's intricate legal system concerning the sexual exploitation of a minor and the possession of child pornography. 


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Address: 3101 N Central Ave., Suite 250 Phoenix, AZ 85012

Sexual Exploitation of a Minor – Child Pornography – ARS 13-3553

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Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon is a serious offense that carries severe penalties in the state of Arizona. In this audio, we will dive into the laws surrounding this crime, define the terms "deadly weapon" and "dangerous instrument," discuss the potential penalties, and explore the various defenses available to individuals facing such charges.

In Arizona, aggravated assault is considered a felony charge. This means that if a person is convicted, they could face a minimum of one year in prison, with the potential for a sentence of up to 15 years.

Factors that can escalate an assault charge to aggravated assault include causing serious physical injury or disfigurement, using a deadly weapon, or assaulting a minor under the age of 15.


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Felony Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon

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Understanding federal murder, homicide, and manslaughter charges is essential in comprehending the criminal justice system. These charges differ in severity and often carry significant legal repercussions for the accused.

Federal law, precisely Title 18 of the United States Code, Section 1111, defines murder as "the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought." The code goes on to distinguish between first-degree and second-degree murder.

 

First degree murder generally includes premeditated killings, murders committed during the commission of certain felonies, and murders perpetrated by specific methods deemed cruel. Second-degree murder generally refers to intentional, but not premeditated, killings.


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Federal Murder, Homicide, and Manslaughter Charges

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According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, approximately 28% of children who were subjects of an investigation for abuse or neglect in 2019 were not maltreated. This suggests that a significant number of individuals may face accusations that are later proven to be false. 

 
Understanding the intricacies of Arizona's statutes, specifically concerning ARS §13-3623 and §13-1201, is crucial. At Kolsrud Law Offices, we specialize in providing expert criminal defense for cases involving these severe charges.

This guide aims to break down the complexities of child endangerment and child abuse laws, penalties, and possible defenses in Arizona.


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Address: 3101 N Central Ave., Suite 250 Phoenix, AZ 85012

Child Endangerment and Child Abuse Charges

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Arizona's domestic violence laws are among the strictest in the country. Under ARS 13-3601, domestic violence is any act of violence or abuse committed by one household or family member against another.

This includes physical, sexual, emotional, or psychological abuse, as well as stalking and harassment. Domestic violence charges can be filed against spouses, ex-spouses, romantic partners, family members, and roommates.


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Arizona Domestic Violence

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18 U.S. Code § 111 is explicitly designed to prosecute assault on federal officers. It covers a wide range of behaviors, not just physical violence.

Any forceful actions, threats, or intimidating behavior towards a federal officer engaged in their official duties or because of their performance of such duties falls under this law.

It's worth noting that the definition also includes attempts to interfere with the officer while resisting arrest or impeding official duties.

Intent means that the accused person knowingly committed an act that they understood could cause harm or prevent the officer from performing their duties.



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Assault on a Federal Officer Charges | U.S. Code 111

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The federal crime of kidnapping is defined under the law as: “the seizure, transportation, and confinement of another person against their will.” Kidnapping is a federal offense under 18 U.S.C. § 1201, which outlines the criminal penalties and procedures involved in prosecuting individuals for this crime.

Kidnapping law prohibits and criminalizes various activities, including abducting or attempting to abduct another person and holding them for ransom, reward, or any other reason.

Kidnapping charges can also apply when a minor is involved, whether that child is related to the abductor or not. Those convicted of Federal kidnapping can face severe penalties, including significant jail time, fines, restitution, and parole or probation.

The U.S. Department of Justice report estimates that over 200,000 minors are kidnapped by family members each year. An estimated 58,200 are taken by non-family members, often with ill intent. These statistics underscore the urgency and relevance of our free consultation with an attorney.

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Address: 3101 N Central Ave., Suite 250 Phoenix, AZ 85012

Kidnapping | 18 U.S.C. § 1201

Former Federal Prosecutor with Over 3,500 Case Representations, Now an Award Winning Federal Crimes Defense Attorney Successfully Defending Those Charged with a Crime in Arizona.

Kolsrud Law Offices: Committed to Justice in Criminal Law

At Kolsrud Law Offices, our experienced team is led by Josh Kolsrud, a dedicated criminal defense attorney with a remarkable track record. With over 17 years of practice in criminal law, Josh has consistently fought for justice and achieved favorable outcomes for his clients.

Josh's journey in criminal law began in 2006 when he embarked on a career as a prosecutor, handling juvenile cases while still a third-year law student. Throughout his career, Josh has fearlessly taken on the courtroom, successfully trying over 100 cases. His exceptional trial skills have led to victories in various jurisdictions, including Maricopa County, Coconino County, the U.S. Federal District Court of Arizona, and even internationally in the Republic of Palau.

Prior to establishing Kolsrud Law Offices, Josh gained invaluable experience at the prestigious Maricopa County Attorney's Office. For more than five years, he handled thousands of felony cases, earning multiple "Attorney of the Month" awards in recognition of his exceptional trial work. Josh's unwavering dedication and passion for justice earned him a promotion to Major Crimes, where he spent two years at the Repetitive Offender Bureau.

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