Don't Let a Wisconsin Sexual Morality
Offense Ruin
Your Life!
Criminal charges that fall under the category of
"Sexual Morality Offenses" are very commonly
charged in Wisconsin, and can have very serious
consequences under Wisconsin criminal law.
There is a separate category of "child sex
crimes". Click here for my Child
Sex Crimes/Statutory Rape page.
The Elements of the various Wisconsin sexual morality
offenses are as follows:
FORNICATION: SEXUAL INTERCOURSE IN PUBLIC
- The defendant had sexual intercourse with another
- The alleged act of sexual intercourse took place in
public
The maximum penalty under Wisconsin law for
fornication is 9 months jail and a $10,000.00 fine
LEWD AND LASCIVIOUS BEHAVIOR
- The defendant exposed themselves.
- The defendant exposed themselves publicly
- The defendant exposed themselves indecently
The maximum penalty for lewd and lascivious behavior
under Wisconsin law is 9 months jail and a $10,000.00 fine
PROSTITUTION
- That the defendant offered to have non-marital
sexual intercourse
- That said act was for something of value
- That the defendant acted intentionally
The maximum penalty for prostitution according to
Wisconsin criminal laws is 9 months jail and a $10,000.00
fine
PATRONIZING PROSTITUTES
- The defendant entered or remained in a place of
prostitution
- The defendant intended to have non-marital
intercourse or an act of sexual gratification with a
prostitute
The maximum penalty for patronizing a prostitute
in Wisconsin is 9 months jail and a $10,000.00 fine
SOLICITING TO PRACTICE PROSTITUTION
- The defendant solicited or caused a person to
practice prostitution
- The defendant acted intentionally
The maximum penalty for soliciting prostitution in
Wisconsin is 6 years prison and $10,000.00 fine
KEEPING A PLACE OF PROSTITUTION
- That a place is a place of prostitution
- That the defendant was a keeper of that place
- That the defendant intentionally kept that
place
The maximum penalty for keeping a place of prostitution
in Wisconsin is 6 years prison and a $10,000.00 fine
INCEST
- The defendant had sexual intercourse with a person
- That the person was a relative of the defendant
- That the defendant knew the person was his
relative
The maximum penalty in Wisconsin for incest is 40 years
prison and a fine of $100,000.00
Free Consultation on Wisconsin Sex
Crime Charges
There are a wide variety of possible defenses against all
of these charges. I'll be happy to do a free case assessment
and suggest how I might fight the charges against you.
If you've been arrested and charged with any sexual
morality offense in Wisconsin, please call me for a free
legal consultation. I'll offer you some advice on
what you may be able to do to defend yourself. There's no obligation, so you have nothing
to lose. 414-332-9400
Contact:
Mark Hersh, Attorney at Law
Mark Hersh Law Office S.C.
4425 N. Port Washington Rd. Suite 110
Glendale, WI 53212
Telephone: 414-332-9400 |