Category: Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse

Child Sexual Abuse in IL: Just the Facts

Jan 5, 2023

Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse | Child Abuse | Sexual Abuse

Child sexual abuse charges are serious. A conviction for this crime can send someone to prison in Illinois for decades. That’s why if you or someone you love is facing these significant charges, you not only need an experienced attorney, but you also need to know what these charges mean.

Criminal sexual abuse in Illinois isn’t simply one crime, but many different types of acts. The more people understand these types of laws the better prepared they can be if [...]

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What You Should Know about IL Sex Crimes

Mar 25, 2022

When many people hear the term “sex crime,” they often think of sexual assault. But, in Illinois, sex crimes are defined by many acts beyond sexual assault – some of which may surprise you.

When someone is accused of sex crimes, it’s serious. After all, being found guilty of a sex crime can have a profound impact on the rest of a person’s life, beyond any time they may have to spend in prison. This is precisely why it pays [...]

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Ways You Can Be Charged with Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse in IL

Jan 3, 2019

Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse | Criminal Sexual Abuse | Sexual Abuse

In December 2018, a 19-year-old man from East St. Louis was charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse of a 13-year-old child.

Now, that sounds really bad – and it is – but what exactly does “aggravated criminal sexual abuse” mean? What does someone have to do to be convicted of this sex crime?

How serious are the consequences?

In this post, we’re going to dive into the nuts and bolts of this law, focusing on what acts [...]

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Breaking Down Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse in Illinois

Mar 7, 2018

Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse

Few crimes are as grievous and carry as much of a negative stigma as sex crimes. Many different acts can lead to sex crime charges, some of which are far more severe than others. Unfortunately, however, most convictions still lead to the same result: you become a registered sex offender. This carries a humiliating stigma, and severely compromises offenders’ freedom, even if they were originally found guilty of an arguably lesser offense.

Take criminal sexual abuse. This law [...]

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