DISCLAIMER: These testimonials represent a small sampling of clients the firm has helped. Case results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each case. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in your case.
Prostitution & Solicitation Defense Lawyer Raleigh
Caught in a Prostitution Sting? Prepare Your Defense.
Experienced Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer in North Carolina
North Carolina law enforcement officers are working relentlessly to crack down on prostitution rings. If you have been arrested and charged with prostitution or solicitation, you should strongly consider speaking with an experienced criminal defense attorney about your rights and your options.
At Roberts Law Group, PLLC, we are dedicated to providing a vigorous criminal defense to those facing serious sex crimes charges. Contact our Raleigh office to schedule a free initial consultation.
We have extensive experience handling cases arising out of prostitution stings, reverse stings and Internet stings. We defend clients facing charges related to offering, agreeing to, or engaging in sexual acts for compensation, including:
- Prostitution
- Loitering
- Soliciting prostitution over the Internet, including Craigslist postings
- Pandering
- Maintaining a place for prostitution
When You Need Experience, Count on Our Experience
Our founding attorney, Patrick Roberts, was a former prosecutor in three North Carolina counties. He knows what goes into preparing the case against you and knows what it takes to build a solid case on your behalf. His extensive experience handling sex crimes cases allows him to explain your options and move forward with an effective defense strategy.
When the police come calling, know that you can trust in our law firm to provide an aggressive criminal defense focused on protecting your future. Contact our office to discuss the specifics of your case.
North Carolina v. J.S.
Accusation:
Indecent Exposure
Potentially Facing:
30 days in Jail
Result:
Case Dismissed
Roberts Law Group acted quickly, meeting with the DA’s office to mitigate on behalf of their client, who had no prior criminal history. The Defendant had cooperated fully with the officer. At defense counsel’s prompting, the ADA spoke with his Law Enforcement Officers and determined that Defendant had been through enough already. Dismissed on the first court date.
