Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Your "issue" probably isn't going to go away on its own. I would recommend seeking the advice of an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area. The police have enough to bring their case to the State Attorney's Office to review and/or put a warrant out for you (based solely on the child victim's testimony). Therefore, you need to get an attorney ASAP.

I would NOT, under any circumstances, recommend going into the police station to speak with the Detective without having an attorney present.

Good luck,

Aaron J. Slavin, Esq.

SLAVIN LAW FIRM, LLC

727.474.3785

1.877.HIRE.SLF

By the time they contact you they have usually gathered enough information to go forward and are probably hoping that you will come in and give them their case on a golden platter.

As the other attorney mentioned, I would not go in (or have them come to you) to give a statement.

Remember that the government has the burden of proving you committed a crime; they have to do this with evidence, don't give them any more than they already have.

Also remember that you have a Constitutional ( 5th amendment) right to remain silent, I recommend you exercise this right.

You also have a 6th amendment right to an attorney of your choosing. I handle cases in Dade county and would be glad to chat further with you; feel free to give me a ring.

Take care,

-Leland