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Can someone be too drunk to consent to sex?

On behalf of Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Dec 19, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Sex Crimes Defense

It’s possible that if you meet someone at a bar and really hit it off, you might end up heading to your place or hers. Maybe some more drinks, and then the clothes come off. But the next day, your fling could lead to serious trouble. What if the woman wakes up scared...

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Utah woman arrested for exposing herself to her stepchildren

On behalf of Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Nov 22, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Sex Crimes Defense

Could you be arrested for going topless? Even as women have launched a global Free the Nipple campaign to challenge the bias they see in exposure laws, the answer seems to depend on where you live. Or where you disrobe. The issue recently made national headlines after...

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The Suspect is Dead. The Case Continues.

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Aug 19, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

The death of Jeffrey Epstein did not represent the death knell of the investigation into allegations of sex trafficking. The criminal case is expanding and focusing on new suspects connected to Epstein, including high-profile entrepreneurs and powerful politicians. No...

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The Unlikely Survivability of R. Kelly’s Freedom

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Jul 26, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

After years of rumors and criminal charges surrounding his supposed proclivities for minor females, R. Kelly has replaced a wardrobe custom-made for a wealthy R&B mogul for an orange jumpsuit and ankle shackles. This appearance was not his first time in front of a...

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How ‘genetic genealogy’ could violate your civil rights

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | May 3, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

One of the biggest cold cases in modern history made news about a year ago with the capture of the alleged “Golden State Killer.” The man identified as the suspect has been charged with 26 counts of murder for his alleged spree of murders and rapes in the 1970s and...

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Does new legislation impede defendants charged with sex crimes?

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Apr 22, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

  Although mounting any criminal defense can seem overwhelming, allegations of criminal sexual conduct against adults involves special considerations. The reason is reputational: such crimes are often media fodder, and a defendant may feel like he or she is...

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Study: Your DNA can end up on objects you’ve never touched

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Mar 22, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

While other types of evidence and forensic science are increasingly being challenged as unreliable, DNA analysis is the notable exception. It is usually considered the gold standard in the criminal justice arena, especially in prosecutions of violent crimes and sex...

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Do people on federal supervised release have the right to a jury?

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Feb 26, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

Andre Haymond of Oklahoma was convicted in federal court of possessing child pornography in 2010. As part of his sentence, he was placed on supervised release for 10 years. When he was accused of violating his supervised release, he was ordered to serve an additional...

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DNA exonerates man of shocking rape after 37 years in prison

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Jan 22, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

When a set of allegations is explosive enough, the police are under immense pressure to solve the crime. That can lead to corners being cut, such as targeting the most likely suspect to the exclusion of all others. Witness statements that don't match the police's...

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False confessions led to convictions for the ‘Norfolk 4’

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Dec 10, 2018 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

In 1997, Michelle Moore-Bosko's husband discovered her body, raped, stabbed and strangled, in the apartment they shared. He had been at sea the previous week. The police immediately identified a neighbor, Navy sailor Danial Williams, as the prime suspect because he...

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