Defending the Accused with Discretion and Strength
Buffalo Sex Crime Defense Attorney
Being charged with a sex crime in New York is one of the most serious—and socially damaging—criminal accusations a person can face. Whether the allegations involve rape, sexual abuse, or possession of illicit materials, your future, freedom, and reputation are on the line.
At Texido Law, we understand that good people can be accused of terrible things. We approach every case with discretion, empathy, and relentless advocacy. From pre-charge investigations to trial, our goal is clear: fight to protect your rights and clear your name.
Skilled Defense for Sensitive Charges
Sex crime accusations often trigger both criminal and public judgment before the case is heard. That’s why we move quickly to challenge weak evidence, control the narrative, and shield our clients from unnecessary exposure. Whether you’re under investigation or already charged, early legal action is essential.
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If you’ve been accused of a sex offense in Buffalo or Western NY, don’t wait to get legal help. Texido Law has a proven track record in complex felony sex crime cases—including first-degree rape acquittals. Let us review your case and start building your defense.
Types of Sex Crime Cases We Handle
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Rape (First, Second, and Third Degree)
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Sexual Abuse & Criminal Sexual Act
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Possession or Distribution of Illicit Images
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Child Luring and Internet-Based Offenses
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Prostitution and Solicitation-Related Charges
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Failure to Register or Registry Violations
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Federal Sex Offenses (linked to Federal Criminal Defense page)
Answers When You Need Them Most
What should I do if I’m falsely accused of a sex crime?
Do not speak to the police without a lawyer. Gather any potential evidence, avoid contact with the accuser, and reach out to a qualified defense attorney immediately.
Will I have to register as a sex offender in NY if convicted?
Most sex crime convictions require registration under New York's Sex Offender Registration Act (SORA). The level of registration depends on the conviction. We work to avoid conviction and registration entirely whenever possible.
Can sex crime charges be fought and won at trial?
Yes. In fact, Texido Law secured a not-guilty verdict in a First Degree Rape trial in July 2024 after discrediting the complainant’s testimony and exposing investigative flaws. Every case has its own facts, and we tailor our strategy accordingly.
Can the alleged victim drop the charges?
Not directly. In New York, the prosecution makes charging decisions. However, lack of cooperation from the complainant can affect the case’s strength.
Will my name be made public?
In many cases, yes—but we can sometimes work to limit media exposure or petition to keep certain filings sealed.