Former FBI Agent Fighting to Protect Your Rights

Don’t Accept the Label of “Sex Offender”

We Can Help Avoid Lifelong Penalties

Florida takes sex crime charges very seriously, and the consequences can be life-changing. At Dale Carson Law, our attorneys have extensive experience defending clients against allegations of sexual battery, molestation, child pornography, and other sexual offenses. You don’t have to accept an unfair plea deal or risk excessive prison time for crimes you didn’t commit. With our Jacksonville defense team on your side, we fight false allegations and inflated charges head-on, and we aren’t afraid to take your case to trial when necessary.

Led by former FBI agent and police officer Dale Carson, our team understands how law enforcement builds these cases and where mistakes are made. We use that knowledge to protect your rights, challenge weak evidence, and work to help you avoid unnecessary jail time and the lifelong stigma of being labeled a sexual offender.

Aggressive Defense for All Types of Sexual Offense Charges

Sexual Battery (Rape)

Sexual battery involves forcing sexual activity on another person. If consent was present or the allegations are false, our attorneys can fight to protect your rights and work to have the charges dismissed.

Lewd and Lascivious Behavior

Often referred to as statutory rape or child molestation, these charges cover a wide range of sexual activity involving or in the presence of minors. Claiming ignorance of a victim’s age is not a defense under Florida law, but our attorneys can help challenge the evidence and argue that the allegations are false or lacked lewd intent.

Child Pornography

Possessing, sharing, or creating any sexual depiction of a minor including photos, videos, computer-generated images, or even drawings can lead to serious penalties. These cases are complex and require the skill of an experienced Jacksonville defense attorney who knows how to challenge the prosecution’s case.

Failure to Register as a Sex Offender

Individuals classified as sex offenders or predators must regularly update their address with the local sheriff’s office. If you’re accused of failing to register, our attorneys can help protect you from unnecessary jail time and additional penalties.