It is hard to imagine a life without the usage of technology and connectivity to the Internet. While many benefits extend from these modern day devices, there are some setbacks. Misuse is a major issue with these and other forms of technology. While this could be a minor issue, it is also one that could pose criminal issues. In fact, a person could face criminal charges for using the Internet to further an illegal act.
Cyber stalking is one of these matters. This criminal act occurs when an individual uses the Internet to stalk or harass an individual, group of people or an organization. This can include acts such as making false accusations, defamation, slander or libel. In some cases, it could also include conduct such as threats, vandalism, solicitation, identity theft or the gathering of information to threaten, embarrass or harass. Those accused of such a crime are faced with a serious accusation that could tarnish his or her reputation. This is why it is important individuals in the Lakeland area explore their criminal defense options.
At Kaylor Law group, our skilled attorneys are well versed in the laws that relate to Internet crimes. Thus, we are dedicated to helping those accused of such a crime understand the situation and how best to defend him or herself. The defense process begins by looking at the elements of the crime and the evidence used against our clients. If the evidence does not prove the elements of the crime or we find it possible to suppress evidence to poke holes in the case, we will work towards having the charges reduced or dropped.
There is no one size fits all criminal defense method. Our lawyers take the time to personalize our representation, seeking to meet the needs and goals of our clients. To learn more, check out our law firm’s Internet crimes website. Whether it is a minor or serious accusation, defendant should take the time to understand their rights and what steps are necessary to initiate a criminal defense.
