Crimes

Simply being charged with a sexual offense can damage your reputation. Being convicted of a sex crime will affect your life for many years. In addition to a jail or prison sentence, you may be required to register as a sex offender, which has lifelong consequences. You may have trouble finding work and maintaining a relationship with your family.

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Location: Concord, NC, USA

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