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Orlando Sex Crimes Lawyer
The Hanlon Law Firm
Sex Crimes Attorney in Orlando, FL
William Hanlon
Will Hanlon has been practicing criminal law exclusively for over 28 years. Defending sex crimes is a very specialized area of criminal law. Mr. Hanlon has successfully defended clients on a wide range of sex offenses in both Federal and State courts. Years of defending his clients (through jury trial if necessary) on these charges has taught him the necessary steps to properly protect their future. Instead of waiting for the police to confront you let him explain the proactive steps you can take to either avoid criminal charges altogether or defend against them if you have already been arrested.
Time Is Of the Essence
Hanlon Law knows that time is of the essence, we move quickly to protect your future.
Experience
With over 20 years of experience, we focus solely on Criminal Law and Injunctions.
Client Relations
“Mr. Hanlon has the confidence and experience you need when dealing with possible criminal charges.”
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FELONIES / MISDEMEANORS
In the realm of criminal law, felonies are the acts considered the most offensive to society. From tax fraud to homicide, felonies carry such penalties as lengthy jail time, significant fines and even the possibility of death for the most serious offense. In addition, acts that would normally be considered misdemeanor offenses may be elevated to serious felony offenses based on aggravating factors, such as the location of the crime or the victim’s demographic. Misdemeanors are generally considered less serious crimes and carry lighter penalties than felonies.
Felony
CAPITOL FELONY
EXAMPLE + CONSEQUENCES
- Homicide committed in perpetrating a drug crime
- Punishable by death or life imprisonment in a state prison without the possibility of parole
- Pay restitution to the victim
Felony
LIFE FELONY
EXAMPLE + CONSEQUENCES
- Carjacking committed with a firearm or other deadly weapon
- No more than 40 years of imprisonment in a state prison
- Fine of up to $15,000
- Pay restitution to the victim
Felony in the
FIRST DEGREE
EXAMPLE + CONSEQUENCES
- Drug Trafficking
- No more than 30 years of imprisonment in a state prison
- Fine of up to $10,000
- Pay restitution to the victim
Felony in the
SECOND DEGREE
EXAMPLE + CONSEQUENCES
- Homicide committed in perpetrating a drug crime
- Punishable by death or life imprisonment in a state prison without the possibility of parole
- Pay restitution to the victim
Felony in the
THIRD DEGREE
EXAMPLE + CONSEQUENCES
- Carjacking committed with a firearm or other deadly weapon
- No more than 40 years of imprisonment in a state prison
- Fine of up to $15,000
- Pay restitution to the victim
First & Second Degree
MISDEMEANORS
EXAMPLE + CONSEQUENCES
- Drug Trafficking
- No more than 30 years of imprisonment in a state prison
- Fine of up to $10,000
- Pay restitution to the victim
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We serve clients throughout Florida including those in the following localities: Hernando County including Spring Hill; Hillsborough County including Brandon, Riverview, and Tampa; Pinellas County including Clearwater, Largo, Palm Harbor, Pinellas Park, Seminole, and St. Petersburg; and Pasco County including Dade City, Hudson, and New Port Richey.
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