A sexually delinquent person is any person whose sexual behavior is characterized by repetitive or compulsive acts which indicate a disregard of consequences or the recognized rights of others, or by the use of force upon another person in attempting sexual relations of either a heterosexual or homosexual nature, or by the commission of sexual aggressions against children under the age of 16.

Being sexually delinquent will increase the penalty, up to life in prison, for any sex crimes that a person is charged with. In order to prove a person is sexually delinquent, the prosecution has to have an expert examine the person who is being charged.

For example, a first offense of indecent exposure is one year misdemeanor. On a second offense, a person can be charged with being a sexually delinquent person.

What Defenses are there?

Jury Instruction

The defendant is charged with the crime of indecent exposure. To prove this charge, the prosecutor must prove each of the following elements beyond a reasonable doubt:

• First, that the defendant exposed his [state part of body].

• Second, that the defendant knew that he was exposing his [state part of body].  

Why Hire the Ambrose Law Group for your Case?

In defending you, we rely on early investigation. We visit and photograph the scene, interview witnesses, file pretrial motions and develop a logical theory that will prove your innocence to a jury. We also force the State to preserve forensic evidence to make sure that every aspect of your defense is fully developed.

The greatest advantage that we give you is that we are trial lawyers committed to winning above all else. Many people believe that they will get the best representation from a former prosecutor. But former prosecutors become defense lawyers for the money, like mercenary soldiers, while our team became defense lawyers because we care about justice.

Not all law firms are the same! Where most attorneys work alone, the Ambrose Law Group has a staff of trial lawyers to investigate, prepare, and defend you at trial! The lawyers of the Ambrose Law Group are graduates of the National Criminal Defense College, The Western Trial Advocacy Institute, and Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyer's College.

We discover the story of your case by gathering a group of experienced trial lawyers and using the methods developed at the Trial Lawyers College. We get into the minds of the accuser and the witnesses against you so that we can understand their motives to lie. For example, the inmate who accused Doug Koester of sexual assault wanted special treatment and had also filed a lawsuit against the county.

WINNING.  BECAUSE TRYING DOESN'T MEAN SQUAT!

Many lawyers try to tell you that they actually care about something other than your money and their reputation. Ask them if you can contact the last ten people who they went to trial for and see what they have to say. It is extremely unlikely that you can find one criminal defense trial lawyer who has even tried 10 cases in the last year let alone WON that many! Many of our clients allow us to use their actual names and have given us video testimonials.

Other lawyers want you to believe that they are “great”, that they are your “best defense”, and that they "care". We say, "don't let your mouth write checks that your bank can't cash!" See how evasive they become when you start asking tough questions.

Related topics

• Criminal Sexual Conduct - First Degree (CSC I)

• Criminal Sexual Conduct - Second Degree (CSC II)

• Criminal Sexual Conduct - Third Degree (CSC III)

• Criminal Sexual Conduct - Fourth Degree (CSC IV)

• Indecent Exposure

• Sexually Delinquent Person

• Gross Indecency

• Possession of Child Pornography

• Second or Subsequent Offenses

• Failure to Register

• Assault with Intent to Commit Criminal Sexual Conduct

• Victim need not resist in 1st, 2nd, 3rd 4th degree Criminal Sexual Conduct

• Victim need not resist in Assault with Intent to Commit Criminal Sexual Conduct

• Spouses Can Be Charged

• Lifetime Electronic Monitoring