Sexual Assault

Imagine going to a party where you meet someone and experience instant attraction. After spending the evening in conversation, they accompanies you back to your apartment, where things get intimate. The next morning, they even send you a text saying that they had a good time. But two weeks later, the San Antonio police show …

False Sexual Assault Allegations: Defending Your Innocence in Texas Courts Read More »

Although their names are similar, Texas law treats sexual assault and aggravated sexual assault as two distinct crimes. The former, referenced in Texas Penal Code §22.011, involves non-consensual sexual contact or penetration while the latter takes that same conduct and adds aggravating factors like an underage victim, use of a weapon, and serious bodily harm. …

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