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Sex crimes carry the most severe penalties in Arizona’s criminal code — mandatory prison, lifetime sex offender registration, and permanent destruction of your reputation.
Most sex offense convictions require “flat time” — meaning you serve 100% of the sentence, day for day, with no early release.
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CALL 623-321-4699 – Speak to Michael Tamou ImmediatelyArizona imposes some of the harshest sex crime penalties in the nation — and prosecutors pursue maximum sentences aggressively.
Sex crime convictions in Arizona carry mandatory prison time with no probation for most offenses. Sentences are served at 100% “flat time” — day for day — with no early release and no good-time credits. Multiple counts are stacked consecutively. A conviction for sexual conduct with a minor under 15 carries 13-27 years per count. A conviction for sexual assault carries 5.25-14 years. And every sex crime felony conviction requires mandatory lifetime sex offender registration under ARS § 13-3821.
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Most sex crime felonies carry mandatory prison — no probation. We fight to challenge the evidence, expose false accusations, and get charges dismissed or reduced before trial.
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Protecting Your Freedom & Your Future in Maricopa County A Proven Defense Process for Sex Crime Charges in Maricopa County
- Dismiss or Reduce Charges
- Avoid Mandatory Prison & Sex Offender Registration
- Protect Your Reputation, Career & Family
Sex crime charges in Maricopa County are treated differently from every other criminal offense. Prosecutors are under enormous public and political pressure to pursue maximum sentences. Judges have limited discretion. Sentences are served at 100% flat time. And a conviction creates permanent, life-altering collateral consequences — mandatory sex offender registration, residency restrictions, employment limitations, and destruction of personal relationships. At Tamou Law Group, our dedicated sex crimes defense lawyers fight for people facing these devastating charges across Maricopa County.
When you work with an experienced sex crimes defense lawyer at Tamou Law Group, you get a defense team that includes former prosecutors, public defenders, and law enforcement professionals who understand how the State builds sex crime cases — from forensic interviews and SANE examinations to digital forensics and sting operations — and how to dismantle them. Whether you are under investigation or already charged, we are ready to stand between you and the prosecution.
1 Immediate Response & Pre-Charge Intervention
Contact our law firm the moment you learn of an investigation or accusation. Sex crime cases often have a pre-charge investigation phase where detectives seek a recorded statement from the suspect. What you say during this phase can be the single biggest factor in whether you are charged. We intervene immediately to prevent self-incriminating statements and begin building your defense before charges are filed.
2 Forensic Evidence & Digital Analysis
We review every piece of evidence — forensic interview recordings, SANE exam results, DNA analysis, digital forensics (phone extractions, IP logs, social media records), surveillance footage, and police reports. Sex crime cases are often built on forensic interviews with alleged victims that contain leading questions, inconsistencies, and coached testimony. We challenge every element.
3 Strategic Defense Development
Our team builds a defense strategy tailored to your specific charges. With former prosecutors and law enforcement on our team, we anticipate prosecution tactics — including how they use forensic interviews, expert testimony, prior act evidence (Rule 404(b)), and emotional jury manipulation to secure convictions. We retain our own experts when necessary — forensic psychologists, digital forensics analysts, DNA experts, and false allegation specialists.
4 Aggressive Courtroom Advocacy
Tamou Law Group fights through motions to suppress evidence, challenge forensic interviews, exclude prior act testimony, negotiate reduced charges, and take cases to trial. We fight aggressively to avoid sex offender registration, reduce felony classifications, challenge the DCAC designation, and protect your freedom.
5 Ongoing Advocacy & Consequence Protection
From initial appearance through resolution, we protect you at every stage. Sex crime charges intersect with family court, professional licensing, immigration, and employment. We coordinate your criminal defense with these related matters to minimize the total impact on your life — not just the criminal case.
Recent Sex Crime Defense Results Handled by Our Maricopa County Sex Crimes Defense Lawyers
Every case is unique and results depend on the facts, but these examples reflect how our firm handles serious sex crime cases across Maricopa County.
Sexual Exploitation of a Minor – Multiple Counts
Case Dismissed
After challenging the digital forensic evidence, chain of custody, and the search warrant’s probable cause basis, the prosecution dismissed all counts of sexual exploitation.
Sexual Assault – False Accusation
Case Dismissed
After investigating the accuser’s motivations — which included a pending divorce and custody dispute — and presenting contradictory evidence including text messages and witness statements, the prosecution dismissed all charges.
Sexual Conduct with a Minor – Pre-Charge
No Charges Filed
Client was under investigation for sexual conduct with a minor. After early intervention, presenting exculpatory evidence, and communicating directly with the investigating agency, no charges were ever filed.
Indecent Exposure – Misdemeanor
Case Dismissed
After demonstrating the incident was a misunderstanding and presenting evidence that the client did not act with reckless disregard, the charges were dismissed with no sex offender registration required.
Luring a Minor – Internet Sting
Charges Reduced
Client was arrested in an internet sting operation. After challenging the entrapment defense, the predisposition evidence, and the conduct of the undercover officers, the case was resolved on significantly reduced terms.
Child Molestation – DCAC
Charges Reduced
Client faced DCAC child molestation charges carrying 10-24 years flat time. After challenging the forensic interview and the alleged victim’s inconsistent statements, the DCAC designation was removed and the case was resolved on substantially reduced terms.
Why You Need a Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer Immediately
Sex crime cases move differently than any other criminal case. Investigations often begin weeks or months before charges are filed. During this pre-charge phase, detectives attempt to contact the suspect for a “voluntary interview” — which is actually a recorded interrogation designed to elicit incriminating statements. If you are contacted by police about a sex crime allegation — even if you are told you are “not a suspect” — call a sex crimes defense lawyer immediately before saying anything.
Once charges are filed, sex crime cases in Maricopa County Superior Court are assigned to specialized prosecutors in the Sex Crimes Bureau who handle these cases exclusively. They are experienced, aggressive, and motivated by case outcomes. The sentencing exposure in sex crime cases is extreme — sexual assault carries 5.25-14 years per count. DCAC offenses carry 13-27 years per count. Multiple counts are stacked consecutively. A single case with multiple counts can result in a sentence exceeding 100 years. There is no early release. There is no good time. The sentence is served day for day.
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Sex Crime Charges We Defend in Maricopa County
Every Sex Offense Under Arizona Law — From Investigation Through Trial
Arizona defines 12+ distinct sex crime offenses with dramatically different penalties. Click each charge to see the statute, penalties, and how we defend it.
ARS § 13-1406 — Sexual Assault (Class 2 Felony)
Penalty: 5.25 to 14 years mandatory prison — first offense. No probation. No early release. 100% flat time.
Repeat offender: 14 to 28 years per count. Sentences stacked consecutively.
Intentionally or knowingly engaging in sexual intercourse or oral sexual contact without consent. Arizona’s most seriously prosecuted adult sex offense. The absence of consent is the key element — and the defense often centers on challenging the credibility of the allegation, the forensic evidence, and whether consent was actually present.
ARS § 13-1404 — Sexual Abuse (Class 5 / Class 3 Felony)
Penalty: Class 5 felony (adult victim): 0.5 to 2.5 years. Class 3 felony (victim under 15 — DCAC): 2 to 8.75 years.
Non-penetrative sexual contact without consent (adult) or any sexual contact with the female breast of a minor under 15. DCAC designation dramatically increases penalties for offenses against minors under 15.
ARS § 13-1405 — Sexual Conduct with a Minor (Class 2-6 Felony)
Penalty — Victim 15-17: Class 6 felony (0.33 to 2 years). Class 2 if position of trust.
Penalty — Victim under 15 (DCAC): 13 to 27 years per count — mandatory flat time. Victim under 12: life without release until 35 years served.
Commonly called “statutory rape.” Engaging in sexual intercourse or oral sexual contact with anyone under 18. The victim’s apparent consent is not a defense. The most extreme penalties apply when the victim is under 15 — classified as a Dangerous Crime Against Children with consecutive stacking.
ARS § 13-1410 — Child Molestation (Class 2 Felony — DCAC)
Penalty: 10 to 24 years per count — mandatory flat time. No probation. No early release.
Non-penetrative sexual contact with a child under 15. Classified as a Dangerous Crime Against Children. Multiple counts are stacked consecutively — a single case can result in decades or life imprisonment.
ARS § 13-3553 — Sexual Exploitation of a Minor (Class 2 Felony — DCAC)
Penalty: 10 to 24 years per image/video — mandatory flat time. Each image is a separate count.
Possessing, distributing, or producing visual depictions of a minor engaged in exploitive exhibition or sexual conduct. Each image counts as a separate charge — and sentences are stacked consecutively. A case involving 10 images can carry 100+ years.
ARS § 13-3554 — Luring a Minor for Sexual Exploitation (Class 3 Felony)
Penalty: 2 to 8.75 years (first offense). DCAC designation if victim under 15: 5 to 15 years.
Offering or soliciting sexual conduct with a minor via electronic communication. Frequently charged in internet sting operations where law enforcement poses as a minor online. Entrapment is a common defense.
ARS § 13-1402 — Indecent Exposure (Misdemeanor / Class 6 Felony)
Penalty: Class 1 misdemeanor (adult victim). Class 6 felony if victim is under 15.
Exposing genitals, anus, or female breast in the presence of another person with reckless disregard. Felony classification and sex offender registration when the victim is a minor under 15.
ARS § 13-1403 — Public Sexual Indecency (Misdemeanor / Class 5 Felony)
Penalty: Class 1 misdemeanor (adult witness). Class 5 felony if a minor under 15 is present.
Engaging in sexual contact, oral sexual contact, sexual intercourse, or bestiality in a public place or with reckless disregard that another person is present. Elevated to felony when a minor under 15 is present.
ARS § 13-3211+ — Prostitution & Solicitation
Penalty: Class 1 misdemeanor (first offense). Escalates with prior convictions. Felony for pimping/pandering.
Engaging in or agreeing to sexual conduct for compensation. Solicitation charges can arise from sting operations. We challenge the officer’s conduct, the evidence of agreement, and whether the defendant was predisposed.
ARS § 13-1425 — Unlawful Distribution of Images (Revenge Porn)
Penalty: Class 5 felony — 0.5 to 2.5 years prison. Class 4 felony if victim is recognizable.
Intentionally disclosing or distributing images of another person’s private areas without consent. Commonly called “revenge porn.” We challenge intent, consent, and whether the images meet the statutory definition.
ARS § 13-1424 — Voyeurism (Class 5 Felony)
Penalty: Class 5 felony — 0.5 to 2.5 years prison. Sex offender registration required.
Knowingly photographing, videotaping, or digitally recording another person without consent in a state of undress or engaged in sexual activity where a reasonable expectation of privacy exists.
ARS § 13-3212 — Child Sex Trafficking (Class 2 Felony)
Penalty: Class 2 felony — DCAC. Mandatory flat time. Minimum 13 years if victim under 15.
Causing any minor to engage in prostitution or sexually explicit performance. Among the most severely punished sex offenses in Arizona. We challenge the evidence of trafficking, the defendant’s knowledge of the victim’s age, and the government’s investigation methods.
Whatever sex crime charge you’re facing — call now for a free, confidential consultation.
CALL 623-321-4699Common Defense Strategies in Sex Crime Cases
Sex crime cases require specialized defense strategies. Our sex crimes defense lawyers evaluate every angle — from forensic evidence to false allegations to constitutional violations.
Challenging the Evidence
False Accusation – A significant percentage of sex crime allegations are fabricated — during divorces, custody battles, breakups, or for revenge. We investigate the accuser’s motivations, timeline, and inconsistencies in their statements.
Forensic Interview Challenges – Forensic interviews with alleged victims (especially children) can involve leading questions, suggestive techniques, and coached responses. We retain experts to analyze interview methodology and expose unreliable testimony.
DNA & Physical Evidence – We challenge DNA collection procedures, chain of custody, contamination risks, and whether physical evidence actually supports the prosecution’s theory or is consistent with innocent contact.
Digital Forensics – In internet-based cases (exploitation, luring), we challenge IP address attribution, device access, file metadata, and whether the defendant actually accessed or possessed the material in question.
Legal & Constitutional Defenses
Consent – For adult-victim cases (sexual assault, sexual abuse), consent is often the central defense. We present text messages, prior relationship evidence, witness testimony, and the accuser’s post-incident conduct to demonstrate consent.
Entrapment – In internet sting operations (luring, solicitation), we argue the defendant was not predisposed to commit the offense and that law enforcement induced the criminal conduct through persistent or escalating pressure.
Illegal Search & Seizure – We challenge search warrants for phones, computers, and residences. If the warrant was overbroad, lacked probable cause, or the search exceeded its scope, the evidence may be suppressed.
Age Mistake (ARS § 13-1407) – In limited cases involving victims aged 15-17, Arizona law provides an affirmative defense if the defendant did not know and could not reasonably have known the victim’s age.
After reviewing your case, the sex crimes defense lawyers at Tamou Law Group will explain which defenses apply and whether the best path forward is pre-charge intervention, dismissal, negotiation, or trial.
Arizona Sex Crime Sentencing Framework
Arizona imposes two distinct sentencing frameworks for sex crimes — standard felony sentencing and DCAC (Dangerous Crimes Against Children) sentencing. Understanding which applies to your case is critical.
Standard Sex Crime Sentencing
Sexual Assault (Class 2) – 5.25 to 14 years. No probation. 100% flat time. Consecutive sentences for multiple counts.
Sexual Abuse (Class 5) – 0.5 to 2.5 years for adult victim. Probation may be available.
Indecent Exposure (Class 1 Misd.) – Up to 6 months jail. No prison. Probation typically available.
Solicitation (Class 1 Misd.) – Up to 6 months jail (first offense). Escalating penalties for priors.
DCAC Sentencing (Victim Under 15)
Sexual Conduct with Minor Under 15 (Class 2) – 13 to 27 years per count. Flat time. Consecutive stacking.
Child Molestation (Class 2) – 10 to 24 years per count. Flat time. No probation.
Sexual Exploitation — per image (Class 2) – 10 to 24 years per image. Each image = separate count. Stacked.
Victim Under 12 – Life imprisonment without release until 35 years served.
Collateral Consequences
Mandatory sex offender registration – All sex crime felony convictions require lifetime registration under ARS § 13-3821. Your name, photo, address, and offense are published publicly.
Lifetime probation – Even after prison, sex offenders face lifetime supervised probation with strict conditions including GPS monitoring, internet restrictions, polygraph testing, and treatment requirements.
Residency & employment restrictions – Sex offenders cannot live near schools, parks, or childcare facilities. Most employers conduct background checks — a sex crime conviction eliminates most job opportunities.
Immigration consequences – Sex crimes are aggravated felonies under federal immigration law. A single conviction results in mandatory deportation for non-citizens.
Loss of parental rights – Sex crime convictions — especially involving minors — can result in restriction or termination of custody and visitation in family court.
The stakes in a sex crime case are higher than virtually any other criminal charge. The sooner you involve a sex crimes defense lawyer, the more options you have to protect your freedom and your future.
Arizona Sex Offender Registration — What You Need to Know
Lifetime Registration Is Mandatory for All Sex Crime Felony Convictions
Under ARS § 13-3821, every person convicted of a sex crime felony in Arizona must register as a sex offender for life. There is no expungement. There is no removal from the registry. Registration is not optional — failure to register or update your information is a separate Class 4 felony carrying additional prison time.
Arizona’s sex offender registry is public. Your name, photograph, home address, employer, vehicle information, and the details of your offense are published on a searchable database accessible to anyone. Registration carries residency restrictions — you cannot live within specified distances of schools, childcare facilities, or parks. Employment restrictions eliminate most professional careers. Travel restrictions limit where and how you can move.
Arizona classifies registered sex offenders into three tiers based on risk assessment:
Level 1
Low Risk
Community notification limited. Registration with local law enforcement required. Annual verification.
Level 2
Intermediate Risk
Broader community notification. Schools and childcare facilities notified. Semi-annual verification.
Level 3
High Risk
Full public notification. Flyers distributed to neighbors. Published on public website. Quarterly verification.
A sex crime conviction is permanent. It follows you for the rest of your life — on every background check, every job application, every housing application, every relationship. That is why aggressive defense at the earliest stage is not optional — it is essential. If there is any possibility of avoiding a conviction, reducing charges to a non-registerable offense, or getting charges dismissed entirely, your defense lawyer must pursue it aggressively from day one.
Why Tamou Law Group for Sex Crimes Defense — Not Just Any Criminal Defense Firm
A Dedicated Sex Crimes Defense Team — Not a General Practice Firm That “Also Handles” Sex Cases
Most criminal defense firms do not genuinely handle sex crime cases. They list “sex crimes” on their website alongside DUI, traffic tickets, and misdemeanor shoplifting — but when a client walks in with a DCAC child molestation charge or a 15-count sexual exploitation case, they are out of their depth. They don’t understand forensic interviews. They can’t challenge digital forensics. They don’t know how DCAC stacking works. And they don’t have the trial experience to stand in front of a jury on a case where the defendant faces life in prison.
Don’t let hyperinflated statistics from other firms trick you. Some firms advertise “5,000+ case victories” — but those numbers include traffic tickets, first-offense DUIs, and plea deals on minor misdemeanors. When you ask how many of those were sex crime cases taken to trial, the answer is often zero. Other firms tout case wins from 20 years ago — when sex crime prosecution looked nothing like it does today. There were no cell phone extractions, no IP tracing, no social media forensics, no ICAC task forces, and no sophisticated digital evidence. A firm that built its reputation on cases from the pre-digital era is not equipped to defend you in 2026.
What Makes Tamou Law Group Different
Michael Tamou has a professional background in information technology — before practicing law, he worked in IT infrastructure, networking, and systems administration. This is not a talking point. It is a material advantage. When prosecutors present cell phone extraction reports, IP address logs, metadata analysis, cloud storage records, and device forensics, Michael Tamou understands the technology at a level that most defense attorneys — and many prosecutors — simply do not.
This means Tamou Law Group can:
✔ Challenge digital forensics at the source level — not just accept the State’s expert report at face value. We understand how Cellebrite extractions work, how IP addresses are attributed (and misattributed), and how metadata can be manipulated or misinterpreted.
✔ Identify flaws in the State’s electronic evidence — shared Wi-Fi networks, compromised devices, cloud account access by multiple users, and file timestamps that don’t match the prosecution’s theory.
✔ Cross-examine the State’s digital forensics experts — with technical precision, not surface-level questions. When the State’s expert testifies about hash values, EXIF data, or browser artifacts, we know exactly what to challenge.
✔ Retain and work with independent forensic experts — to conduct our own analysis and present alternative explanations for digital evidence that the prosecution presents as conclusive.
A Team Built for the Hardest Cases
Tamou Law Group’s sex crimes defense team includes former prosecutors, public defenders, and law enforcement professionals who have handled some of the most complex and high-stakes sex crime cases in Maricopa County. Our team understands how the Sex Crimes Bureau at the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office operates — because members of our team have worked inside that system.
We handle the cases other firms won’t touch — multi-count DCAC exploitation charges, internet sting operations, historical abuse allegations, cases involving forensic interviews with minors, and cases where the defendant faces decades or life in prison. When your freedom, your family, and your entire future are at stake, you need a firm that does this work every day — not a firm that “also handles” sex cases between DUI hearings.
What Should I Do If I Am Accused of a Sex Crime in Maricopa County?
Sex crime allegations can surface through police contact, a detective’s phone call, an arrest, or a family member’s report. What you do in the first hours determines the trajectory of your entire case.
Critical Steps After a Sex Crime Accusation
1DO NOT SPEAK TO POLICE – This is the single most important step. Do not give a “voluntary statement.” Do not agree to an interview. Do not explain your side. Anything you say — even a denial — will be used against you.
2Call a Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer Immediately – Before speaking to anyone — police, family, friends, or the accuser. Your lawyer needs to be involved before any statements are made.
3Do NOT Contact the Accuser – Any contact — calls, texts, messages through third parties — can result in additional charges, a protective order, and strengthened prosecution.
4Preserve All Evidence – Save text messages, emails, photos, social media messages, location data, and any evidence showing consent, timeline, or the accuser’s motivations. Do NOT delete anything.
5Do NOT Search the Internet – If you are accused of an internet-based sex crime, do not search for related content, attempt to delete files, or clear your browser history. Digital forensics can recover deleted data — and deletion is treated as consciousness of guilt.
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Maricopa County Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer FAQs
These frequently asked questions explain what to expect after a sex crime charge in Maricopa County and how Tamou Law Group can help protect your future.
What should I do if a detective calls about a sex crime?
Do not answer any questions. Do not agree to an interview. Politely decline and call a sex crimes defense lawyer immediately. Detectives are trained to obtain incriminating statements — even from innocent people. What you say in this initial contact is often the strongest evidence the State has.
What is “flat time” and why does it matter?
Flat time means the convicted person serves 100% of the sentence — 365 days per year — with no early release, no good-time credits, and no parole. Most sex crime felonies in Arizona require flat time. A 13-year sentence means 13 actual years in prison.
What is DCAC (Dangerous Crimes Against Children)?
DCAC is a special sentencing classification for sex crimes against victims under 15. It dramatically increases mandatory minimums — sexual conduct with a minor carries 13-27 years per count under DCAC. Sentences are served consecutively, not concurrently.
Can sex crime charges be dismissed?
Yes. Through false accusation defenses, forensic interview challenges, DNA evidence problems, digital forensics challenges, constitutional violations, entrapment, or insufficient evidence. Pre-charge intervention can sometimes prevent charges from being filed at all.
What is sex offender registration?
Arizona requires mandatory lifetime registration for all sex crime felony convictions under ARS § 13-3821. Your name, photo, address, employer, and offense are published on a public database. Registration carries strict residency, employment, and travel restrictions.
Can I be charged based on an accusation alone?
Yes. In Arizona, a sex crime charge can be filed based on an accusation without physical evidence, DNA, or witnesses. This is why false accusation defense is critical — and why you need an experienced lawyer who knows how to expose fabricated allegations.
What is entrapment in internet sting cases?
Entrapment occurs when law enforcement induces a person to commit a crime they were not predisposed to commit. In luring and solicitation stings, we challenge whether the defendant initiated contact, whether officers escalated sexual content, and whether the defendant was predisposed.
How much does a sex crimes defense lawyer cost?
Sex crime defense is complex and costs vary based on charges and severity. Cases typically range $10,000-$50,000+. Tamou Law Group offers payment plans and free consultations.
Will a sex crime conviction affect custody?
Yes — catastrophically. Sex crime convictions can result in complete loss of custody and visitation. Even pending charges can trigger emergency custody modifications and protective orders.
What is the difference between sexual assault and sexual abuse?
Sexual assault (ARS § 13-1406) involves penetration or oral sexual contact without consent — Class 2 felony. Sexual abuse (ARS § 13-1404) involves non-penetrative sexual contact without consent — Class 5 felony. The distinction significantly affects sentencing exposure.
Can I travel while charged with a sex crime?
It depends on your release conditions. Most sex crime defendants are subject to travel restrictions, GPS monitoring, and no-contact orders as conditions of pretrial release. Violating these conditions results in arrest and revocation of release.
Why choose Tamou Law Group for sex crimes defense?
Over 1,000 cases won, a team that includes former prosecutors and law enforcement, pre-charge intervention experience, digital forensics expertise, fast response times, same-day jail visits, and aggressive advocacy to protect your freedom across Maricopa County.