Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York

sex offender

individual was tried two years ago he was eighteen and the female was fourteen, now he has a sexual misconduct class a misdermeaner charge on his perminent record for a one time mistake- is there any legal means to have this charge removed? He has to register as a sex offender every year and has limited areas in which he can live due to this charge, at eighteen he really didn't fight hard to have the charges dropped and the state took over the case even when the parents dropped the charged- he being an adolescent (and a child mentally himself was unaware of the future burdens this charge would later create) he has language barriers, educational barriers and does not have transportation or employment to move out of state away from this charge and his only family is here. My question is what can be done if anything to have this charge appealed or removed- it's not a case of rape or child molester.


Asked on 11/01/08, 5:30 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Carlos Gonzalez Gonzalez Legal Associates PLLC

Re: sex offender

you may seek to reopen the case, which im sorry to say would be rather costly... my office could work with you on fees and payment plans etc. -

there are so many issues with what youre telling me that i would like to atleast have a further discussion on this case, to get further info, please contact my office for a free consultation at 877.229.3394 and selecting to speak to me, lead attorney carlos gonzalez

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Answered on 11/02/08, 10:45 am


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