Courts issue protective orders , or “Restraining orders,” to provide legal protections to victims of sexual abuse, harassment, stalking, and domestic abuse. Oftentimes, as intended, these orders can successfully prevent subsequent cases of emotional, physical, and sexual ...
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View MoreWhen you are convicted of a sex crime in Virginia, not only must you serve a lengthy prison sentence, but you are also required to register as a sex ...
View MoreNot all states handle sex crime allegations like statutory rape in the same way. While federal laws do not explicitly address statutory rape, each ...
View MoreIf you have been convicted of a sex crime , you may have been ordered to register the Virginia state sex offender registry. Registration can have ...
View MoreAccording to the Code of Virginia, rape is defined as a sexual act done against a person’s will, by force, threat, intimidation, or by way of the ...
View MoreAfter most any sex crimes conviction in Virginia, the convicted will be ordered to register as a sex offender for a predetermined amount of time. ...
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