Crimes related to sexual offenses

Sex crimes often lack objective evidence because, by their nature, they usually occur in private or enclosed spaces. As a result, unlike other crimes, a sex offense can be established solely on the victim’s testimony. However, it is more challenging to prove that a certain act did not occur than to prove that it did. Consequently, an effective initial response—specifically, having a lawyer present during police questioning—is extremely important. Furthermore, without thoroughly analyzing the evidence and establishing a consistent defense strategy in collaboration with experienced attorneys and experts, it is difficult to expect a favorable outcome. Adequate preparation and professional support are therefore essential.