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In October 2024, Federal District Court Judge Mark A. Goldsmith issued a ruling in Does v. Whitmer (known as “Does III”) that struck down portions of Michigan’s Sex Offenders Registration Act (SORA) as unconstitutional. The decision could affec… Read More

Criminal charges for indecent exposure can be serious, and a conviction can carry severe consequences, including fines, possible jail time, and mandatory registration on Michigan’s Sex Offender Registry (SORA). Unfortunately, many do not realize th… Read More

The State of Michigan refers to child pornography as Criminal Sexually Abusive Material, or CSAM. It is used to refer to material that depicts people under age 18 performing sexual acts. Distribution of child porn is a serious crime that carries seve… Read More

Sexual assault charges can change your life. A sexual assault conviction can result in severe penalties, including hefty fines, expulsion from school, and even jail time. Knowing what to expect and how to defend yourself if you have been charged with… Read More

The sex offender registry is a publicly accessible list of people convicted of state or federal sex crimes in Michigan. Under the Michigan Sex Offender Registration Act (SORA), if you were convicted of a sex offense after October 1, 2005, you are req… Read More

In September, Michigan lawmakers introduced a series of bills intended to hold medical professionals accountable for sexual misconduct. The move comes less than a week after Olympic gymnasts testified at a U.S. Senate hearing about the abuse they exp… Read More

Allegations of criminal sexual conduct are some of the most emotionally charged and stigmatized crimes a person can face. The mere allegation of a sexual crime can be devastating to relationships with your family, your career, and your reputation. An… Read More