Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

You son could be charged with criminal sexual conduct 2d for improperly sexually touching another person under the age of 13. Depending on the county you are in, your son may be lucky enough to get into a juvenile sex offender program that results in no sex crime on his record and no need to register as a sex offender. Yes, this could get very messy. I also recommend, if he is charged, to request that he be evaluated for competency. It is quite possible he will not understand what the court procedures are all about. What county are you in?

You should handle this by not speaking to police, detectives or other governmental authhorities, including school officials without the presence of an attorney. CSC cases are best handled during the pre-charge stage. It is at this stage where the prosecuting attorney determines whether or not they have enough evidence to bring charges against someone. Contact Attorneys of Michigan toll free at 888.484.9349. Good Luck.

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It would be wise to meet with us before your son speaks to the police, school counselors, CPS or any other people. Our juvenile criminal defense team can be reached at 1 866 766 5245.