Contact a San Jose Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer
A defendant in a sex crime case often knows early on that an investigation is likely, or is already underway.
At the first hint that trouble is brewing, you should talk to an attorney and no one else. Contact Brian Madden of Madden & Redding in San Jose by phone or by e-mail through this Web site.
For the last 32 years, attorney Brian Madden has dedicated his career to criminal defense. It is not unusual to discover that the complaining witness in a sex crime case was led to report the crime out of a desire for revenge or was coached by an inexperienced police officer.
Often, an accused person attempts to solve the problem on his or her own, by talking with the alleged victim (the “complaining witness”), the alleged victim's family members, one's own family members, a social worker or a law enforcement officer who inquires about the matter.
Brian Madden knows these conversations aimed at resolving a problem actually make matters much worse. The accused unknowingly makes the prosecution's case. A conversation with the complaining witness is often a set-up, perhaps recorded or witnessed by covert law enforcement officers. Even talking to one's own spouse is not advisable without legal representation.
Protect your constitutional rights. Protect your future. Take steps now to enlist an established professional attorney to guide you. Move forward with confidence that your criminal defense lawyer has the experience, knowledge and empathy you need to face this enormously difficult situation.
Brian Madden regularly employs an accomplished, well-respected, experienced investigator who promptly and skillfully interviews prosecution and defense witnesses and gathers evidence. Other experts who work closely on our clients' cases include psychologists, psychiatrists and forensic experts.
Avoid jail and sex offender registration if at all possible. Contact Brian Madden to schedule a consultation with no further obligation.