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If a conviction requires registering as a sex offender, it is important for you to be aware of the requirements that are set forth by state law.  Failing to adhere to the requirements of sex offender registration can result in a violation of your probation and parole...

State laws limit some behaviors that people may find offensive or upsetting. Sometimes, actions that are completely innocent can seem predatory or abusive to those who view them. Indecent exposure laws exist to protect people from intentional abuses by those who are...

Statutory rape may be one of the most misunderstood criminal offenses. Unlike other forms of rape, it does not necessarily involve violence, coercion, fraud or intoxication. It instead focuses on the age difference between the partners. People in healthy and happy...

It’s illegal to create and share sexually explicit images of minors -- and even having a single image in the files on your computer can lead to serious charges. If you’ve been charged with the possession of digital images of child pornography, is there even any kind...

Posting and sharing sexy videos or images has become a common practice, especially for people in a relationship. Provided that the people in the image or video that you share are over the age of 18, you probably assumed that you won't break the law with a simple post...

The mere mentioning of the words “sex crimes” in Maryland and across the nation will elicit an emotional reaction. People who are victimized can face a lifetime of trauma that will impact them in myriad ways. Still, those who are accused of these acts must remember...

Being charged with any type of crime in Maryland can place an individual in a difficult position. A criminal defendant could face the loss of freedom and certain rights, and may even be ordered to comply with special court orders, such as treatment or psychological...