Kerr County Sex Crime Lawyer
Accused of a Sexual Offense in Kerr County?
Facing allegations of a sexual offense in Kerr County can be a daunting and distressing experience. The repercussions of such charges can severely impact your personal, professional, and social life. Texas law covers a wide range of sex crimes beyond sexual assault, including public lewdness, indecent exposure, voyeurism, and improper relationships. Each of these charges carries its own set of severe consequences.
At Cofer & Connelly, PLLC, our Kerr County sex crime attorneys are committed to providing a strong defense tailored to your unique situation. We understand the nuances of Texas sex crime laws and are prepared to fight for your rights. Our team offers compassionate support and aggressive representation to help you navigate these challenging times.
To schedule a confidential consultation with a Kerr County sex crime attorney, contact us online or via phone at (830) 590-0589.
Understanding Sexual Offenses in Texas
Sexual offenses in Texas are defined by specific elements that a prosecutor must prove beyond a reasonable doubt. The penalties can vary widely based on the severity of the crime and may include mandatory registration on the sex offenders’ list. Some of the sexual offenses prohibited by Texas laws include:
Public Lewdness
Engaging in sexual acts in a public setting or somewhere that can be viewed by others can result in charges of public lewdness. In Texas, this is classified as a Class A misdemeanor and is a serious offense.
Indecent Exposure
Indecent exposure occurs when an individual exposes private body parts in a way meant to arouse or gratify sexual desire. This act, performed recklessly with disregard for who might witness it, is classified as a Class B misdemeanor.
Voyeurism
Voyeurism involves watching someone without consent in a private setting, such as a home, office, or restroom, with the intent to arouse or gratify sexual desire. It is typically classified as a Class C misdemeanor but can escalate to a Class B misdemeanor or even a felony if the accused has prior convictions or if the victim is under 14 years of age.
Improper Photography or Visual Recording
This crime prohibits taking photos or videos of someone's intimate areas or in private locations without consent. Classified as a state jail felony, this law also applies to distributing such recordings without permission.
Unlawful Disclosure of Intimate Visual Content
Known as "revenge porn" laws, this offense criminalizes the unauthorized sharing of intimate visual material with the intent to harm the individual involved. A conviction under this law is a state jail felony in Texas, with penalties that include prison time and steep fines.
Improper Teacher and Student Relationships
Sexual contact between a school employee, such as a teacher, counselor, or administrator, and a student is strictly prohibited in Texas. This offense is a second-degree felony, carrying severe penalties, including prison time.
Defense Strategies for Sex Crime Charges
Having a skilled defense attorney is crucial when facing sex crime charges. At Cofer & Connelly, PLLC, our lawyers conduct thorough investigations and utilize various defense strategies, including:
Challenging Intent: Many sex crime charges require proving the defendant's intent. By challenging the prosecution's evidence of intent, we work to weaken their case.

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