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Defending Against Prostitution Charges in Iowa
At Keegan, Tindal & Jaeger, our legal team understands the complexities surrounding prostitution in Iowa. If you or someone you know is facing prostitution charges, it's important to have a skilled and experienced prostitution attorney by your side. We are committed to providing comprehensive legal representation and advocating for your rights during the legal process.
Call Keegan, Tindal & Jaeger today at (319) 499-5524 or contact us online to schedule a consultation with our prostitution lawyer in Iowa City.
What is Prostitution?
Prostitution commonly refers to the exchange of sexual services for money or goods. Engaging in prostitution, soliciting sexual services, or benefiting from the earnings of prostitution are all considered criminal offenses under Iowa law. Prostitution laws exist to uphold public order and protect the individuals involved, but cases can be nuanced and require careful examination.
What are the Penalties for Prostitution in Iowa?
The penalties for prostitution-related offenses in Iowa can be severe and have long-lasting consequences. You may face fines, probation, mandatory counseling, and even jail time if convicted. The specific penalties will be dependent on the circumstances of the case and any previous criminal history. For first-time offenders, penalties might be less severe, focusing on rehabilitation rather than punishment. However, subsequent convictions can lead to more substantial penalties.
It's also important to note that beyond legal consequences, a prostitution conviction can impact various aspects of your life, including your personal relationships, reputation, and future employment opportunities.
Defenses Against Prostitution Charges
At Keegan, Tindal & Jaeger, we fully understand that every case is unique and demands a tailored approach. Our skilled Iowa City prostitution lawyers will thoroughly examine the details of your case to build a strong defense strategy. Some potential defenses against prostitution charges may include the following:
- Lack of Evidence: Prosecutors must provide sufficient evidence to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. If there is insufficient evidence, we can challenge the case against you.
- Entrapment: If law enforcement officials used coercion or entrapment to induce you to commit a crime you otherwise wouldn't have committed, it may serve as a valid defense.
- Constitutional Violations: If your rights were violated at the time of the investigation or arrest process, such as an illegal search and seizure, we can challenge the evidence obtained.
- Mistaken Identity: If you were wrongly identified as the individual involved in prostitution-related activities, we could present evidence to establish your innocence.
Contact Our Iowa City Prostitution Lawyer
Facing prostitution charges can be very overwhelming, but you don't have to face it alone. Our Iowa City prostitution attorneys at Keegan, Tindal & Jaeger are here to offer you the legal guidance and support you need during this difficult time. Don't delay seeking legal assistance. If you're facing prostitution charges or are concerned about a potential investigation, contact us today to schedule a consultation.
Contact Keegan, Tindal & Jaeger today to get started with our Iowa City prostitution attorney.
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Reduced to Public Intoxication OWI/DUI
OWCR012975 Iowa County: The defendant was seated in the driver's seat of her vehicle, in a ditch, when law enforcement came upon her. Her PBT was .180 and she subsequently refused to take the Datamaster. After identifying gaps in the State's prosecution, the State agreed to throw out her refusal and allow the defendant to plead to public intoxication.
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Case Dismissed Federal Crimes
The defendant was charged with an immigration offense. Through substantial litigation, the defendant was released from jail. As a result of administrative proceedings, the Government was unable to bring the defendant to trial. The case was subsequently dismissed with prejudice on speedy trial grounds following counsel's motion to dismiss.
Southern District of Iowa 3:18-cr-00062.
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Charge Dismissed Drug Crimes
Scott County case FECR409878, controlled substance violation. Charge dismissed after suppression of illegal search and evidence derived from said search, as well as suppression of evidence following prolonged detention of the Defendant without sufficient legal basis.
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Acquitted of Multiple Forcible Felonies Federal Crimes
Client found not guilty of all charges, including Sex Abuse in the 2nd Degree and Burglary in the 1st Degree, following a week-long jury trial in Cedar County case FECR026469.
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No Suspension of Driving Privileges OWI/DUI
Defendant was involved in an ATV accident in which injuries occurred. The defendant relied on his CDL for employment. He was taken to the hospital and law enforcement obtained a warrant for the defendant's blood. He was charged with an OWI. After significant negotiations, the defendant was able to plead to public intoxication with no suspension of his driving privileges.
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