Military Child Sex Crimes Attorney 

Experienced Defense Against Military Child Sex Crime Charges

A conviction for a sex crime involving a child will not only ruin your career in the military, it will undermine everything you have spent years working so hard to achieve and even follow you for the rest of your life as a civilian. If you are found guilty of a crime such as one of the following, you would most likely face a significant period of confinement, a punitive discharge as well as being required to register as a sex offender with the state law enforcement agency wherever you choose to live after completion of your sentence to confinement or discharge from the Armed Forces:

• Rape of a child
• Sexual abuse of a child
• Child solicitation for sexual purposes
• Child pornography

This is due to the fact that every state in the country has its own version of Megan's Law, a law which requires sex offenders to be registered and included in a database which is accessible to anyone in the community. The military is obligated to ensure a person convicted of a sex offense in a military court is reported to the state he intends to live in for sex offender registration purposes.

Call McCormack & McCormack today at (888) 490-0876 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our military child sex crimes lawyer! 

Understanding the Severity of Child Sex Crime Charges in the Military

The military justice system takes a tough stance against sex crimes involving children, with possible penalties ranging as high as life in prison without the possibility of parole. You must exercise your right to retain legal representation by hiring a highly experienced military criminal defense attorney who has secured full acquittals in numerous fully contested child sex offense cases. If you are accused of committing an act of sexual assault against:

• Your child
• The child of your spouse
• The child of your significant other
• A child in your family
• Any child under the age of 18

Contact Our Military Child Sex Crimes Lawyer Today    

Depending on the nature of the situation and the amount of evidence against you, the goal may be to achieve a full exoneration or dismissal of the charges or perhaps to reduce the charges or the penalty for a conviction. When we meet for your case evaluation, we will provide you with an unbiased opinion of your legal options and be ready to take immediate action in your defense.

Contact McCormack & McCormack today to schedule a consultation with our military child sex crimes attorney!