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Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child

Charged with Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child? Chicago Criminal Lawyer Andrew M. Weisberg Can Defend You

Among the most serious criminal charges in Illinois, predatory criminal sexual assault of a child carries severe penalties and a lifelong stigma. This charge involves allegations that an individual engaged in sexual conduct with a child under 13 years old. A conviction means mandatory prison time of up to 30 years, lifetime registration as a sex offender, and irreparable damage to your reputation and future.

Under the new policies set by the Cook County State’s Attorney, these cases are being prosecuted more aggressively than ever before. Previously, some defendants facing sex crime allegations were given the opportunity for plea deals or alternative sentencing options. Now, prosecutors are pushing for harsher penalties, seeking maximum sentences, and eliminating many chances for reduced charges or probation. Even first-time offenders are facing mandatory prison time, making it more important than ever to secure an experienced criminal defense attorney immediately.

If you have been charged with predatory criminal sexual assault of a child, do not wait. Call Andrew M. Weisberg today for a free, confidential consultation at (773) 908-9811, or fill out the case review form on the website.


Chicago Sex Crimes Lawyer Andrew M. Weisberg Provides the Aggressive Defense You Need

A conviction for predatory criminal sexual assault of a child is devastating—leading to decades in prison and a permanent mark on your record. Society views these charges with extreme prejudice, and with Cook County prosecutors now cracking down harder than ever, there is little room for leniency.

However, being charged does not mean you will be convicted. Many people face false accusations, misunderstandings, or charges based on unreliable evidence. Andrew M. Weisberg will conduct a thorough investigation to expose inconsistencies, flawed witness testimony, or constitutional violations in the case against you. He will fight to get your charges reduced, dismissed, or to secure an acquittal at trial.

With Cook County’s tougher stance, you need an aggressive and strategic attorney who will challenge the prosecution’s case at every turn.


Defending Against Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child Charges in Chicago

Prosecutors often charge defendants with multiple counts of predatory criminal sexual assault or combine related sex crime charges to increase potential sentences. Without an experienced defense lawyer, you could be facing decades behind bars for multiple convictions.

Andrew M. Weisberg is prepared to defend you against all related charges, including:

  • Criminal Sexual Abuse – 720 ILCS 5/11-1.50
  • Criminal Sexual Assault – 720 ILCS 5/11-1.20
  • Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse – 720 ILCS 5/11-1.60
  • Aggravated Criminal Sexual Assault – 720 ILCS 5/11-1.30
  • Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child – 720 ILCS 5/11-1.40
  • Public Indecency – 720 ILCS 5/11-9
  • Prostitution – 720 ILCS 5/11-14
  • And more

With Cook County prosecutors aggressively seeking convictions, having an experienced defense attorney with a deep understanding of both the law and prosecutorial tactics can be the difference between conviction and acquittal.


Why Choose Andrew M. Weisberg as Your Chicago Sex Crimes Attorney?

Andrew M. Weisberg is a former Cook County felony prosecutor who spent years building cases against defendants. Now, he uses that insider knowledge to dismantle the prosecution’s arguments and fight for his clients.

Knows how prosecutors build sex crime cases
Understands how to challenge the evidence and witness testimony
Experienced in exposing false accusations and constitutional violations
Aggressive in negotiating for reduced charges or case dismissals
Proven trial lawyer ready to take your case to court if necessary

With Cook County’s new policies making it harder to secure plea deals, having an attorney who knows how to fight back is more important than ever.


Your Future is on the Line—Act Now

A conviction for predatory criminal sexual assault of a child can lead to:

Mandatory prison sentences of 6 to 30 years
Lifetime sex offender registration
Loss of career and reputation
Severe personal and professional consequences

With Cook County prosecutors no longer offering lenient plea deals, failing to secure the right attorney could cost you everything.

Call (773) 908-9811 Now for a Free, Confidential Consultation
Or fill out the Case Review Form on the website

Your defense starts today. Contact Andrew M. Weisberg immediately.

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