Upon the release of a convicted sex offender, they may soon realize that reintegrating into a society that frowns upon any sexual-related offense may be more challenging than they could have ever anticipated. As per the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act,...
Social media has made it faster for everyone to share content, but it has also made it easier for explicit material to get around. Some of this content is illegal and non-consensual, such as revenge porn, where an individual uploads or shares intimate photos or videos...
One of the best ways to protect yourself from allegations of sexual misconduct or even assault is just to ensure that you get consent from your partner whenever you engage in these activities. Communication is very important, and you definitely want to make sure that...
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) has introduced a “draft rule” that proposes a number of changes to Title IX. As many of our readers know, that is the law that prohibits sex-based discrimination at all levels of the educational system in any schools that receive...
A first-degree rape charge is among the most serious offenses you can face under Maryland law. The ramifications may extend far beyond doing time in jail if convicted. Your reputation and career could also be negatively affected even if you aren’t found guilty. Rape...
Modern technology is amazing, but the wrong click of a button has gotten many people into serious trouble – especially teenagers. “Sexting,” which is broadly defined as the act of sending sexually explicit photos (nude or otherwise) to an intimate partner, has become...
You're facing serious allegations of a crime of a sexual nature, and you are certainly worried about spending time behind bars and other such ramifications. On top of that, you know that you may have to register as a sex offender if you're convicted. This is...
Before a sexual encounter with someone else, it's important to ask for consent. In fact, this is one of the best ways that you can avoid later being accused of any type of criminal activity. As long as you've communicated clearly with the other person and gotten their...
In Maryland, as in many other states, it is illegal for someone to share intimate videos or pictures of someone else without their consent. Even if someone sent you a racy photo or let you videotape an intimate encounter, you cannot share that media with other people...
If a conviction requires registering as a sex offender, it is important for you to be aware of the requirements that are set forth by state law. Failing to adhere to the requirements of sex offender registration can result in a violation of your probation and parole...
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