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Houston Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer

If you’ve been charged with a sex crime or think you’re under investigation for one, you need to hire an experienced sex crimes defense attorney right away. A sex crime charge can expose you to a lengthy prison sentence as well as lifetime sex offender registration, which dramatically restricts where you can live and ruins your ability to get a good-paying job. Hiring an experienced sex crimes defense attorney before your arrest makes a favorable outcome—such as a dismissal or not guilty verdict—much more likely.

As a board-certified criminal defense attorney, I have handled many sex crime cases. I understand the stigma associated with these charges and work directly with my clients to defend them to the fullest possible extent.

Request a free consultation with our Houston sex crimes lawyer by calling (346) 567-8671 or reaching out to our firm online.

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Focused on Justice, Dedicated to You

Stephen Aslett is here to help you get the results you need.

  • Results That Matter

    When reputations, freedoms, and futures are at stake, practical solutions and dedicated advocacy make all the difference. I am committed to helping my clients move forward with confidence after challenging circumstances.

  • Former Prosecutor’s Insight

    My years of experience as a Harris County felony prosecutor provide valuable insight into what works in criminal cases. This knowledge allows me to craft practical strategies designed to achieve the best possible outcomes.

  • Client-Focused Representation

    Every case is unique, which is why I take a personalized approach. By limiting the number of cases I handle at one time, my clients receive the attention and time necessary to build a defense strategy tailored to their situation.

  • Direct Attorney Access

    My clients work directly with me, ensuring clear communication and consistent support throughout the legal process. I never pass cases off to associates or assistants.

  • Dismissed State v. A.B. (driving with a suspended license)
  • Dismissed State v. A.B. (failure to stop and give information)
  • Writ granted State v. A.B. (writ of habeas corpus)
  • Dismissed State v. A.C. (burglary of a habitation)
  • Dismissed State v. A.C. (DWI 3rd)

    Texas Sex Crimes

    I am qualified to handle any sex crime charge, including:

    • Continuous sexual abuse of a young child
    • Aggravated sexual assault of a child
    • Indecency with a child
    • Online solicitation of a minor
    • Improper relationship between educator and student
    • Sexual assault of an adult
    • Indecent exposure
    • Indecent assault
    • Public lewdness

    Every single one of these charges is serious and potentially life altering. To learn more about these offenses—and the serious penalties attached to them—read my blog post here. 

    • If I didn't have him representing me I'm certain that I would've been convicted on false charges.
      - Shaina W.
    • If you need a criminal defense attorney, this is the lawyer to call.
      - David B.
    • He got my son off a murder charge.
      - Cary W.

      Defenses Against Sex Crime Charges

      Defending against sex crime charges is not easy. It takes know-how and skill that only comes from long experience. As a board-certified criminal defense attorney who has handled many sex crime cases, I have that experience.

      Defenses that may be available in your sex case include:

      • Consent. If you’re charged with a sex offense against another adult, the other adult consented to the sexual activity.
      • False allegation. Your accuser has made up the allegation to harm you.
      • Mistaken identity. In cases where your accuser is a stranger, it’s possible to argue that you have been mistakenly identified for someone else.
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