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Arizona Sex Crimes Defense Attorney | Tamou Law Group

Being accused of a sex crime in Arizona is one of the most frightening and life altering experiences a person can go through. Even before a trial or conviction, a single accusation can destroy your reputation, career, family, and relationships. Arizona prosecutors and police take these cases very seriously, and the penalties are among the harshest in the nation.

At Tamou Law Group, we understand the devastating impact that these allegations can have. Led by Award Winning Criminal Defense Attorney Michael R. Tamou, our team provides experienced, aggressive, and compassionate legal representation for clients facing all types of sex crime allegations throughout the state of Arizona.

We serve clients in Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Scottsdale, Glendale, Chandler, Tempe, Flagstaff, Yuma, Prescott, Casa Grande, and every other city and county across the state. Whether you have already been charged or are only under investigation, our goal is to protect your rights, your freedom, and your future.

Understanding Sex Crimes in Arizona

Sex crimes in Arizona are defined under Title 13 of the Arizona Revised Statutes. These laws cover a wide range of offenses, from indecent exposure to sexual assault, and the penalties vary depending on the nature of the allegations and the age of the alleged victim.

Most sex crime convictions carry mandatory prison sentences and lifetime registration as a sex offender. Because of the severe consequences, you should never face these charges without an experienced defense attorney who knows how to challenge the state’s evidence and protect your constitutional rights.

The Most Common Sex Crimes in Arizona

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Possession or Exploitation of Child Pornography (A.R.S. 13-3553)

Under Arizona law, possession, viewing, or creation of sexually explicit material involving minors is considered sexual exploitation of a minor. This is a Class 2 felony and one of the most serious charges a person can face.

If the images or videos involve a child under the age of fifteen, the offense is classified as a Dangerous Crime Against Children. Each individual image can count as a separate charge, and the law requires a mandatory minimum of ten years in prison for each count. In many cases, the sentences must run consecutively, which can lead to decades or even life in prison.

At Tamou Law Group, we carefully investigate how the evidence was obtained. We look for illegal searches, computer errors, and violations of digital privacy laws. Our attorneys understand how online data is stored, accessed, and sometimes shared by multiple users on one device. We use this knowledge to challenge the state’s assumptions and uncover weaknesses in the case.

If you have been contacted by investigators regarding computer or internet activity, do not speak to law enforcement without an attorney present. Contact Tamou Law Group immediately at 623-321-4699.

Luring or Online Solicitation of a Minor (A.R.S. 13-3554)

Arizona law prohibits using electronic communication to entice or solicit someone believed to be a minor for sexual purposes. This includes text messages, emails, social media, chat rooms, or any other online platform.

Even if no meeting ever takes place, or if the person turns out to be an undercover police officer, you can still be charged. When the alleged minor is under the age of fifteen, the charge becomes a Dangerous Crime Against Children and carries mandatory prison time along with lifetime sex offender registration.

Tamou Law Group has defended numerous clients in internet sting operations. These investigations are often riddled with problems such as entrapment, manipulated chat transcripts, and overreach by law enforcement. We know how to expose flaws in these cases and protect clients from wrongful prosecution.

Sexual Assault (A.R.S. 13-1406)

Sexual assault occurs when a person intentionally engages in sexual intercourse or oral sexual contact without the other person’s consent. This offense is a Class 2 felony and one of the most aggressively prosecuted crimes in Arizona.

A conviction can result in mandatory prison time, even for a first offense, as well as lifelong sex offender registration. When aggravating factors are present such as the use of force, threats, or intoxication, sentences can increase dramatically.

At Tamou Law Group, we know that false accusations and misinterpretations of consent happen. Our attorneys thoroughly analyze forensic evidence, medical reports, and communications between the parties to uncover inconsistencies. We also work with experts to challenge DNA evidence and question the reliability of witness statements.

Sexual Abuse - A.R.S. § 13-1404

Sexual abuse involves intentionally or knowingly engaging in sexual contact with another person without consent. It may also apply when the alleged victim is incapable of consenting due to age, intoxication, or disability.

If the alleged victim is under fifteen, the offense becomes a Dangerous Crime Against Children with mandatory prison time. Even when no sexual intercourse occurred, the consequences can include lengthy incarceration, probation, and lifetime registration as a sex offender.

Tamou Law Group approaches these cases with precision and discretion. We focus on uncovering weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, exposing false allegations, and protecting your reputation from irreversible harm.

Child Molestation (A.R.S. 13-1410)

Child molestation is defined as knowingly or intentionally having sexual contact with a child under the age of fifteen, excluding sexual intercourse or oral sexual conduct. It is a Class 2 felony and one of the most heavily penalized crimes in the state.

Each count carries a minimum of ten years in prison and can increase to twenty four years or more. Multiple counts can be stacked, resulting in sentences that effectively amount to life in prison.

Our attorneys understand how devastating these allegations can be. We have represented clients who were falsely accused due to divorce conflicts, child custody battles, or misunderstandings. We use expert testimony, forensic analysis, and thorough cross examination to reveal the truth.

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Indecent exposure occurs when a person exposes their genitals or private areas in a manner that is likely to offend or alarm another person. In many cases, these charges stem from misunderstanding, intoxication, or mistaken identity.

A first offense is typically a misdemeanor, but if a minor witnesses the act, it can become a felony. A conviction may also require sex offender registration.

Tamou Law Group helps clients resolve these charges through diversion programs, dismissals, or alternative resolutions that protect their record and reputation.

Public Sexual Indecency (A.R.S. 13-1403)

Public sexual indecency makes it illegal to engage in sexual acts or simulated acts in a public place where others might reasonably witness the conduct. Even consensual acts between adults can result in arrest if they occur in public view.

While first offenses are often misdemeanors, the charge becomes a felony if a minor observes the act. Our attorneys have helped clients across Phoenix, Tucson, and surrounding areas avoid convictions and secure dismissals or reductions to nonsexual offenses.

Voyeurism (A.R.S. 13-1424)

Voyeurism refers to knowingly viewing, recording, or photographing another person engaged in a private act without their consent. This typically involves bathrooms, bedrooms, dressing rooms, or other private settings.

When the alleged victim is a minor, the penalties become much more serious and may include mandatory prison time and sex offender registration.

Our defense strategy focuses on whether the alleged conduct was intentional, whether the individual had a reasonable expectation of privacy, and whether the state obtained the evidence legally. We often uncover weaknesses in how the evidence was gathered or interpreted.

Prostitution and Solicitation (A.R.S. 13-3214)

Prostitution charges arise when a person engages in or agrees to engage in sexual activity in exchange for money or something of value. Solicitation refers to offering or requesting such conduct.

Law enforcement agencies often use undercover operations, and sometimes innocent people are caught up in these stings through misunderstanding or entrapment. A single conversation or message can lead to an arrest.

Our attorneys understand how to challenge these cases by reviewing the police procedures, the language of the communication, and whether entrapment occurred. We work to protect clients from convictions and the lifelong stigma that can follow.

Luring/Solicitation of a Minor

Possession or Exploitation of Child Pornography (A.R.S. 13-3553)

Under Arizona law, possession, viewing, or creation of sexually explicit material involving minors is considered sexual exploitation of a minor. This is a Class 2 felony and one of the most serious charges a person can face.

If the images or videos involve a child under the age of fifteen, the offense is classified as a Dangerous Crime Against Children. Each individual image can count as a separate charge, and the law requires a mandatory minimum of ten years in prison for each count. In many cases, the sentences must run consecutively, which can lead to decades or even life in prison.

At Tamou Law Group, we carefully investigate how the evidence was obtained. We look for illegal searches, computer errors, and violations of digital privacy laws. Our attorneys understand how online data is stored, accessed, and sometimes shared by multiple users on one device. We use this knowledge to challenge the state’s assumptions and uncover weaknesses in the case.

If you have been contacted by investigators regarding computer or internet activity, do not speak to law enforcement without an attorney present. Contact Tamou Law Group immediately at 623-321-4699.

Sex Conduct with a Minor

Luring or Online Solicitation of a Minor (A.R.S. 13-3554)

Arizona law prohibits using electronic communication to entice or solicit someone believed to be a minor for sexual purposes. This includes text messages, emails, social media, chat rooms, or any other online platform.

Even if no meeting ever takes place, or if the person turns out to be an undercover police officer, you can still be charged. When the alleged minor is under the age of fifteen, the charge becomes a Dangerous Crime Against Children and carries mandatory prison time along with lifetime sex offender registration.

Tamou Law Group has defended numerous clients in internet sting operations. These investigations are often riddled with problems such as entrapment, manipulated chat transcripts, and overreach by law enforcement. We know how to expose flaws in these cases and protect clients from wrongful prosecution.

Sexual Assault

Sexual Assault (A.R.S. 13-1406)

Sexual assault occurs when a person intentionally engages in sexual intercourse or oral sexual contact without the other person’s consent. This offense is a Class 2 felony and one of the most aggressively prosecuted crimes in Arizona.

A conviction can result in mandatory prison time, even for a first offense, as well as lifelong sex offender registration. When aggravating factors are present such as the use of force, threats, or intoxication, sentences can increase dramatically.

At Tamou Law Group, we know that false accusations and misinterpretations of consent happen. Our attorneys thoroughly analyze forensic evidence, medical reports, and communications between the parties to uncover inconsistencies. We also work with experts to challenge DNA evidence and question the reliability of witness statements.

Sex Abuse

Sexual Abuse - A.R.S. § 13-1404

Sexual abuse involves intentionally or knowingly engaging in sexual contact with another person without consent. It may also apply when the alleged victim is incapable of consenting due to age, intoxication, or disability.

If the alleged victim is under fifteen, the offense becomes a Dangerous Crime Against Children with mandatory prison time. Even when no sexual intercourse occurred, the consequences can include lengthy incarceration, probation, and lifetime registration as a sex offender.

Tamou Law Group approaches these cases with precision and discretion. We focus on uncovering weaknesses in the prosecution’s case, exposing false allegations, and protecting your reputation from irreversible harm.

Child Molestation

Child Molestation (A.R.S. 13-1410)

Child molestation is defined as knowingly or intentionally having sexual contact with a child under the age of fifteen, excluding sexual intercourse or oral sexual conduct. It is a Class 2 felony and one of the most heavily penalized crimes in the state.

Each count carries a minimum of ten years in prison and can increase to twenty four years or more. Multiple counts can be stacked, resulting in sentences that effectively amount to life in prison.

Our attorneys understand how devastating these allegations can be. We have represented clients who were falsely accused due to divorce conflicts, child custody battles, or misunderstandings. We use expert testimony, forensic analysis, and thorough cross examination to reveal the truth.

Indecent Exposure (A.R.S. 13-1402)

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Indecent exposure occurs when a person exposes their genitals or private areas in a manner that is likely to offend or alarm another person. In many cases, these charges stem from misunderstanding, intoxication, or mistaken identity.

A first offense is typically a misdemeanor, but if a minor witnesses the act, it can become a felony. A conviction may also require sex offender registration.

Tamou Law Group helps clients resolve these charges through diversion programs, dismissals, or alternative resolutions that protect their record and reputation.

Public Sexual Indecency

Public Sexual Indecency (A.R.S. 13-1403)

Public sexual indecency makes it illegal to engage in sexual acts or simulated acts in a public place where others might reasonably witness the conduct. Even consensual acts between adults can result in arrest if they occur in public view.

While first offenses are often misdemeanors, the charge becomes a felony if a minor observes the act. Our attorneys have helped clients across Phoenix, Tucson, and surrounding areas avoid convictions and secure dismissals or reductions to nonsexual offenses.

Voyeurism

Voyeurism (A.R.S. 13-1424)

Voyeurism refers to knowingly viewing, recording, or photographing another person engaged in a private act without their consent. This typically involves bathrooms, bedrooms, dressing rooms, or other private settings.

When the alleged victim is a minor, the penalties become much more serious and may include mandatory prison time and sex offender registration.

Our defense strategy focuses on whether the alleged conduct was intentional, whether the individual had a reasonable expectation of privacy, and whether the state obtained the evidence legally. We often uncover weaknesses in how the evidence was gathered or interpreted.

Prostitution/Solicitation

Prostitution and Solicitation (A.R.S. 13-3214)

Prostitution charges arise when a person engages in or agrees to engage in sexual activity in exchange for money or something of value. Solicitation refers to offering or requesting such conduct.

Law enforcement agencies often use undercover operations, and sometimes innocent people are caught up in these stings through misunderstanding or entrapment. A single conversation or message can lead to an arrest.

Our attorneys understand how to challenge these cases by reviewing the police procedures, the language of the communication, and whether entrapment occurred. We work to protect clients from convictions and the lifelong stigma that can follow.

Arizona Sex Crimes Sentencing Grid

Disclaimer: This chart is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Actual sentencing outcomes depend on many factors, including prior convictions, alleged victim age, number of counts, and whether the court applies Arizona’s Dangerous Crimes Against Children statute. For specific guidance, call Tamou Law Group at 623-321-4699.

Offense Statute (A.R.S.) Felony Class DCAC Applies if Victim <15 Mandatory Prison? Consecutive Terms? Sex Offender Registration? Key Notes
Sexual Assault 13-1406 Class 2 Yes (then sentenced under 13-705) Yes; probation ineligible under 13-1406(B) Possible depending on counts and DCAC Likely required (13-3821) Life sentencing possible for severe injury; DCAC if victim under 15.
Sexual Conduct with a Minor (under 15) 13-1405 Class 2 Yes (13-705) Yes; long mandatory prison Often consecutive for multiple counts Yes If victim is 12 or younger and defendant is 18+, life sentence eligibility under 13-705.
Sexual Conduct with a Minor (15–17) 13-1405 Class 6 No Not mandatory; depends on case Court discretion Possible Still a serious felony; penalties increase with aggravating factors or priors.
Sexual Exploitation of a Minor (Child Pornography) 13-3553 Class 2 Yes (13-705) Yes; 10-year minimum per image under 15 Each file may be a separate count; consecutive sentences common Yes Digital forensic challenges common; stacking can lead to life-length sentences.
Luring or Aggravated Luring of a Minor for Sexual Exploitation 13-3554 Felony (varies) Yes (often 13-705) Likely if victim under 15 Possible with multiple counts Likely Can be charged even if “minor” is actually an undercover officer in a sting.
Child Molestation 13-1410 Class 2 Yes (always, by definition) Yes; 10–24 years per count Often consecutive under 13-705 Yes Probation not available; one of the most severe non-homicide crimes in Arizona.
Sexual Abuse (Victim 15+) 13-1404 Class 5 No Not mandatory Court discretion Context dependent Touching or contact without consent; penalties rise with aggravation or priors.
Sexual Abuse (Victim under 15) 13-1404 Class 3 Yes (13-705) Yes; mandatory prison possible Possible consecutive terms Likely Includes touching of a child’s intimate parts; mandatory prison and registration likely.
Indecent Exposure 13-1402 Class 1 misdemeanor (victim 15+); Class 6 felony (victim under 15 or with priors) No No mandatory term No Sometimes, depending on facts Often charged in misunderstanding or intoxication situations; can trigger registration with minors present.
Public Sexual Indecency 13-1403 Class 1 misdemeanor; Class 5 felony if a minor is present No No mandatory term for misdemeanor No Possible Consensual adult acts in public view can still result in criminal charges.
Voyeurism 13-1424 Class 5 felony Aggravating factor if victim under 15 Not automatic Possible with multiple counts Often required Viewing or recording private acts without consent; penalties increase with minors or distribution.
Prostitution (Engaging) 13-3214 Class 1 misdemeanor (first); enhanced for priors Not applicable No mandatory prison for first offense No No First-time offenders may be eligible for diversion; harsher penalties with prior convictions.

Call Tamou Law Group at 623-321-4699 for a free and confidential consultation. Serving Phoenix, Tucson, and all Arizona counties.

Understanding Sex Crimes in Arizona

Sex crimes in Arizona are defined under Title 13 of the Arizona Revised Statutes. These laws cover a wide range of offenses, from indecent exposure to sexual assault, and the penalties vary depending on the nature of the allegations and the age of the alleged victim.

Most sex crime convictions carry mandatory prison sentences and lifetime registration as a sex offender. Because of the severe consequences, you should never face these charges without an experienced defense attorney who knows how to challenge the state’s evidence and protect your constitutional rights.

The Consequences of a Sex Crime Conviction

A sex crime conviction in Arizona brings penalties that extend far beyond prison time. In addition to incarceration, individuals face mandatory sex offender registration, which can restrict where they live, work, or travel. Other consequences include:

  • Permanent felony record
  • Lifetime community supervision
  • Loss of professional licenses and employment
  • Ineligibility for housing and education programs
  • Severe damage to personal and family relationships
  • Mandatory counseling and polygraph testing

Even after release, life as a registered sex offender is extremely difficult. For this reason, having an experienced attorney fighting for your rights from the very beginning is critical.

The Importance of Pre-File and Pre-Investigation Representation for Arizona Sex Crimes

When you are accused or under investigation for a sex-related offense, time is absolutely critical. Before charges are ever filed, law enforcement and prosecutors are already working to build a case against you. Having the best Arizona sex crime lawyer on your side during this early stage can drastically influence the outcome of your case.

Pre-file or pre-investigation representation means your attorney becomes involved before formal charges are brought. At Tamou Law Group, we know how to proactively protect your rights, manage communications with investigators, and prevent mistakes that could harm your defense later. In many cases, skilled legal intervention during this phase can stop charges from being filed altogether, or lead to reduced allegations before the case reaches court.

Our legal team investigates the facts, preserves key evidence, and challenges the assumptions being made by law enforcement. We also ensure you never speak to detectives or prosecutors without experienced legal guidance — a mistake that can permanently damage your case.

If you suspect you are under investigation for a sex offense, do not wait until you are charged to seek help. The earlier you involve the best Arizona sex crime lawyer, the better your chances of protecting your reputation, career, and future. Tamou Law Group provides aggressive and strategic pre-file defense designed to get ahead of the accusations and safeguard your freedom from day one.

How Tamou Law Group Builds a Strong Defense

Every case is different, but the foundation of our defense strategy remains the same. We focus on the facts, protect your rights, and challenge the evidence at every stage.

Investigating False Allegations

False accusations often arise from personal disputes, jealousy, revenge, or child custody battles. Our attorneys thoroughly investigate the accuser’s history, credibility, and motives. We collect communications, witness testimony, and any other evidence that shows the allegations are false or exaggerated.

Proving Consent

In adult cases, consent is often the key issue. We examine digital communications, social media messages, and witness accounts to show that the encounter was mutual. Demonstrating consent can completely change the direction of a case and lead to dismissal or acquittal.

Establishing Mistaken Identity

Many sex crime cases involve confusion about the identity of the alleged offender. We work with forensic experts to review DNA, fingerprints, and surveillance footage. Our team also locates alibi witnesses and uses digital data to prove you were not at the scene.

Challenging Weak Evidence

We scrutinize every piece of evidence the prosecution presents. From questioning laboratory results to exposing improper handling of forensic samples, we create reasonable doubt. We also identify contradictions in witness statements and inconsistencies in police reports.

Exposing Police or Prosecutorial Misconduct

When law enforcement violates your rights through unlawful searches, coercive interrogations, or failure to follow due process, we act immediately. Our attorneys file motions to suppress evidence and can seek to have charges dismissed entirely.

Demonstrating Lack of Criminal Intent

In some cases, the prosecution must prove that you knowingly committed the alleged act. We use expert witnesses, psychological evaluations, and character evidence to show that there was no intent to break the law. Lack of intent can mean the difference between conviction and freedom.

Addressing Mental Health or Coercion

If psychological conditions, duress, or coercion influenced your behavior, those factors can play an important role in your defense. We present evidence from qualified professionals to demonstrate your mental state and ensure the court understands the full context of your case.

Why Choose Tamou Law Group

Tamou Law Group stands apart for its dedication, results, and professionalism.

  1. Award winning representation by Michael R. Tamou, recognized throughout Arizona for excellence in criminal defense
  2. Former prosecutors and law enforcement professionals on the team who know how the state builds cases
  3. Extensive experience in complex felony trials and investigations
    Personalized defense strategies for every client
  4. Discreet, compassionate representation designed to protect your reputation
  5. Statewide availability with offices serving Phoenix, Tucson, and all surrounding communities

Our mission is simple. Protect your rights. Defend your freedom. Fight for your future.

Arizona Sex Crimes Defense FAQs | Tamou Law Group

1. What should I do immediately after being accused of a sex crime in Arizona?

If you’re accused of a sex crime, do not speak to law enforcement before consulting an attorney. Anything you say can be used against you. Contact an experienced Arizona sex crimes defense lawyer at Tamou Law Group right away to protect your rights and begin building your defense.

2. What are the most common types of sex crimes prosecuted in Arizona?

Arizona law covers a wide range of sex offenses, including sexual assault, sexual abuse, indecent exposure, child molestation, possession of child pornography, and internet-based sex crimes. Each carries serious penalties, so early legal representation is critical.

3. Can I be arrested based only on someone’s accusation of sexual assault?

Yes. In many cases, law enforcement may make an arrest based solely on an accusation, especially if there is probable cause. This makes it vital to have a skilled criminal defense attorney who can challenge the evidence and protect your presumption of innocence.

4. What are the potential penalties for a sex crime conviction in Arizona?

Penalties vary by charge but often include mandatory prison sentences, lifetime sex offender registration, fines, probation, and restrictions on housing or employment. Arizona’s sentencing laws for sex crimes are some of the toughest in the nation.

5. Is there a difference between sexual assault and sexual abuse under Arizona law?

Yes. Sexual assault (A.R.S. §13-1406) generally involves non-consensual sexual intercourse, while sexual abuse (A.R.S. §13-1404) covers inappropriate sexual contact without consent. Both are serious felonies, but sexual assault carries harsher penalties.

6. Will I have to register as a sex offender if I’m convicted?

Most sex crime convictions in Arizona require mandatory sex offender registration, sometimes for life. Your information becomes public and can impact where you live or work. Our defense team works aggressively to avoid convictions that trigger registration.

7. Can false accusations of a sex crime be successfully defended in court?

Yes. False allegations do happen, and they can be fought successfully through thorough investigation, witness analysis, expert testimony, and evidence review. Tamou Law Group has extensive experience defending clients falsely accused of sex crimes.

8. What defenses can be used against Arizona sex crime charges?

Possible defenses include consent, mistaken identity, lack of evidence, constitutional violations, or false allegations. Every case is unique, and our attorneys tailor defense strategies to the specific facts and evidence of your situation.

9. How does Tamou Law Group handle sensitive sex crime cases?

Our firm treats every client with discretion, respect, and confidentiality. We understand the stigma of these accusations and provide aggressive, compassionate defense aimed at protecting your freedom, reputation, and future.

10. Why should I hire a Arizona sex crimes defense attorney instead of a public defender?

While public defenders can be skilled, they often manage heavy caseloads and limited time. At Tamou Law Group, you receive personalized attention, dedicated resources, and an experienced defense team focused solely on achieving the best possible outcome in your case.

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