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Sex Crimes Defense

Protecting You from Police & Prosecutors – Your Sword & Shield in the Courtroom

Charged with a Sex Crime in Arizona? You Need Expert Legal Help

If you or your loved one has been accused of, is under investigation for or has been charged with a sex crime in Arizona, it must be taken very seriously as the consequences can be devastating. Arizona’s mandatory sentencing for offenses involving children are some of the toughest in the country and carry mandatory sentencing.

At Long & Simmons Law, Partner Matthew Long – Sex Crimes Expert & Former Major Felony Bureau Chief – has the experience and background handling sex crimes cases which sets him apart from any other attorney in the State of Arizona. His experience as a Sex Crime Educator and Special Victim’s Unit Prosecutor gives him the knowledge and background to protect you from police and prosecutor offices.

Whatever you’ve been accused of, we believe you deserve a rigorous defense and deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.

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Call for a free consultation if you’ve been charged with any sex crime including:

Child molestation/Sex Conduct with a Minor
Sexual Assault
Solicitation of prostitution
Child pornography
Sexual Abuse

Not sure if you have a case? Don’t worry – call Long & Simmons Law for a free consultation with an experienced trial attorney today.

Juvenile Sex Crimes Attorney

If your child has been accused of Juvenile Sex Crimes in Arizona, it must be taken very seriously as the consequences can be devastating.

At Long & Simmons Law, attorney Matthew Long – former major felony prosecutor and sex crimes expert – has the experience in sex crimes cases. His experience as a criminal prosecutor and sex crimes educator gives him the knowledge and background to hold the police accountable to the rules of evidence and due process.

Whether your child is guilty or falsely accused, we believe you deserve the same defense and deserve to be treated with respect.

Call for a free consultation if you’ve been charged with any sex crime including:

Child molestation
Child abuse
Sexual Assault
Child pornography
Sexual conduct with a minor
Solicitation of prostitution
Sexual Abuse

Not sure if you have a case? Don’t worry – call Long & Simmons Law for a free consultation with an experienced trial attorney today.

Victim Advocacy Attorney

No one expects to be the victim of a crime. Whether you or a loved one has been the victim of theft, burglary, assault, sexual offense or murder there can be significant emotional, psychological, financial and physical trauma. We can help with Victim Advocacy.

Too often when victims are thrust into the confusing and difficult to navigate world of the criminal justice system they are overlooked if they don’t have their own attorney to represent them. As the victim of a crime, you are entitled to be treated with fairness, respect and dignity and to be free from intimidation, harassment or abuse throughout the criminal justice process, we can help with Victim Advocacy.

At Long & Simmons Law we have significant experience with the criminal justice system and Victim Advocacy. Our prior law enforcement and prosecution experience make us uniquely qualified to represent victims of crimes, and the protect the fundamental rights guaranteed by the constitution to those who are victims of crimes.

If you feel you have been mistreated by the criminal justice system or your case has been overlooked and not given the attention it deserves, contact us for a free consultation.

Constitutional rights guaranteed to victims include, but are not limited to:

Be informed when accused or convicted person is released from custody or escapes
Be present at and informed of all criminal proceedings
Be heard at any proceeding involving a post-arrest released decision, negotiated plea and sentencing
To refuse an interview, deposition or other discovery request
To confer with the prosecution, after the crime against the victim has been charged
To read pre-sentence reports relating to the crime against the victim
To receive prompt restitution from the person or persons convicted of the crime
To be heard at any proceeding when any post-conviction released from confinement is considered

Not sure if you have a case? Don’t worry – call Long & Simmons Law for a free consultation with an experienced trial attorney today.

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