Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

My son was charge with a sex crime but was change to just child abuse. But recently he had sex with a 14 year old girl that was not a virgin and has not being one for a long time but he has a warrent in orange county florida for a sex crime again but this time with two count. He did not force the girl but rather she call him and the police have a 180 pages of text massage that proff that she was the one that came looking for him and ask for sex. what is goind to happen to him. He is only 19 and the girls this days are very fast and they know that they control the game but the men paid for it.

Please let me what can I do to help him.

Alice Virgin


Asked on 9/22/10, 10:29 am

2 Answers from Attorneys
Amir Ladan The Ladan Law Firm, P.A.

Mrs. Virgin,

Your son's case is complicated and cannot be resolved by way of a brief e-mail exchange here. I recommend you call my office and ask for my Associate, Will Jay, to discuss your son's situation. Mr. Jay is a Board Certified Criminal Trial lawyer and has extensive experience handling sex offenses throughout Florida. I also recommend that you refrain from posting any additional information on the internet regarding this matter.

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Answered on 9/27/10, 10:56 am
Robert Roemer Robert Roemer

Dear Mrs.Virgin,

I would suggest that you not speak to anyone but an attorney due to the sensitive nature nature of the charges against your son. I would also point out that you do not enjoy a privilege like an attorney-client privilege respect to information you know about your sons situation which he may have told you and that you could inadvertently told others. In the worst case you or others might have to reveal this information that could incriminate her son. I agree with the previous attorneys assessment of your son situation. If for some reason you are unable to retain a lawyer you can contact me(e-mail or phone) to discuss what steps could be taken to represent your son in this relatively serious matter.

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Answered on 9/27/10, 11:40 am


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