Sexual Offences

AuthorPeter Cunliffe

We have a 24 hour helpline if you are accused of committing a crime and need advice on 07786655345 and all representation at the police station is free of charge.

Please see below the sexual offences that Fieldings Porter can provide legal representation and advice on.

There are a range of different crimes which can be considered as sexual offences, this includes crimes such as:

Rape
Sexual assault
Grooming
Possession of indecent images
Distribution of indecent images
Historic sex offences

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