Legal Question in Criminal Law in Massachusetts

: False Rape Allegations

First, you seem to have no clue about the criminal process. Second, the things you say in themselves can get you into trouble. Finally, I agree with all of the answers, the problem is such that only an experienced criminal defense attorney can advise you. Another attorney who is inexperienced can hurt you.

You should talk to no one, and certainly not post a detailed description on the internet.

The next person you should and must speak to is an attorney to analyze the case, and discuss your options.

If you seek further information or representation, you can call my office.

If you want to provide me with more essential information about the situation, or contact me, then I can provide me with the necessary details, so that I can evaluate what is going on, and give you my thoughts.

If you would like to consult with me, call me at my office.

Re: False Rape Allegations

First. Get an attorney. If you tell the police what you wrote in this message, they will charge you.

Second. Do not talk to the police, under any circumstances until lafter you have consulted with an attorney.

Re: False Rape Allegations

First retain an attorney and don't speak to anyone about this except that attorney.

A conviction on the charge of rape would involve jail time.

Re: False Rape Allegations

This is potentially very serious. You must retain a good attorney. If the girl involve was under the statutory age of consent, you could be charged with statutory rape, which has a very loose definition of what constitutes "rape."

Beyond concerns about jail time, you are also potentially facing registration on the public registry as a "Sex Offender," a potentially lifelong brand upon you for all to see.

Feel free to contact me immediately if you want a zealous advocate to go to battle on this for you. This is what you need.

As the others have already advised, speak (and write) to noone except counsel. At all.