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Sexual assault and rape charges in New Jersey carry lifelong consequences, including long prison sentences and mandatory sex offender registration. These cases are complex and often involve conflicting accounts, forensic evidence, and digital communications. A criminal defense attorney in New Jersey can carefully review every element of the case to challenge inconsistencies and ensure your rights are upheld at every stage.
Sexual Assault / Rape in New Jersey – FAQs
Q: What defines sexual assault legally?
A: Non-consensual sexual contact or intercourse, often using force, coercion, or victim incapacity.
Q: Do I have to be physically violent to be charged?
A: No. Coercion, manipulation, or incapacitation can also lead to charges.
Q: Is there a statute of limitations?
A: Yes, but it varies by jurisdiction and may be extended in certain cases.
Q: Will I have to register as a sex offender?
A: If convicted, registration is often mandatory.
