Murder, Manslaughter, Homicide FAQs
Today there are sex crimes charged in both state and federal court and all involve serious consequences. Charges involving criminal sexual conduct are among the most serious in criminal law and automatically stressful... …
Predatory Registration
What are the crimes that require registration as a sex offender in Minnesota are murder, kidnapping, criminal sexual conduct, indecent exposure, solicitation of a minor, criminal abuse, possession of child pornography... …
Revenge Porn
Revenge Porn is a new crime in Minnesota and prohibits the sharing of nude images of a person without that person’s consent... …
Prostitution
Considered the world’s oldest profession, prostitution is the exchange of money for sex, and it is illegal. In Minnesota, it’s a crime to provide the sexual services for money, and... …
Solicitation
Criminal solicitation is the act of a person trying to get someone to have sex with them. Often this can be related to prostitution or sex trafficking, and can involve adults and/or children... …
What are Statutory Rape Laws and Related Charges
There is no specific “statutory rape” statute. The term commonly refers to the act of sex being a crime only because of the ages of the parties, not because force, coercion, or violence was used... …
Fifth Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct
Fifth Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct is the lowest level of offense and could be a gross misdemeanor or a felony depending on the circumstances... …
Fourth Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct
Fourth Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct Is a FELONY. A person is guilty of this level if the following is admitted or proven beyond a reasonable doubt... …
Third Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct
Third Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct: Is a FELONY. A person is guilty of this level if the following is admitted or proven beyond a reasonable doubt... …
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