Atlanta, Georgia, Internet Crimes Defense Lawyer
Crimes committed using computers and the Internet are on the rise as the technology becomes more accessible and more affordable. Overzealous state and federal authorities as well as private vigilante groups like "Perverted Justice" aggressively monitor online activity and regularly set traps that inevitably ensnare innocent victims. As with other federal crimes, you face the legal fight of your life against a formidable opponent. Representation by a skilled criminal defense attorney is vital to a successful outcome.
I am an Internet crimes attorney with over 15 years of experience protecting people against abuse of their rights in state and federal criminal law cases. Before you speak to state or local police, the FBI or any other authorities, it is important that you contact the law firm of Richard A. Grossman for representation in cases of:
- Computer crimes like hacking
- Online bank fraud
- Credit card fraud
- Identity theft
- Possession of child pornography
- Sexual solicitation of a minor
- Cyber stalking
- Possession of pirated movies or music
Understanding the Consequences of Internet Sex Crimes
Internet crimes involving soliciting a minor in a chat room, using lurid or explicit language with them, attempting to lure a child away from home, or engaging in child pornography evoke such a strong reaction from law enforcement it can lead to violations of your Constitutional rights. I will carefully review how authorities confiscated computers, discs and other evidence looking for violations of the provisions governing search and seizure.
In addition, online sex offense convictions can mean lifetime registration as a sex offender. Don't take chances with your freedom, reputation and a possible future as a social outcast. I know how to effectively fight the prosecution's case.
Call an experienced, vigorous trial attorney at (678) 358.6555
Criminal charges in internet crimes cases are serious. Contact Georgia internet crimes attorney Richard A. Grossman before you speak to anyone from the state or federal government about your criminal concerns.
