New Hampshire Solicitation Charges Lawyer

Facing Solicitation Charges in NH?

It is illegal in the state of New Hampshire to solicit another person for the purpose of engaging in a crime. In relation to sex offenses, solicitation generally applies to the crime of prostitution. New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated §645:2 defines solicitation as a misdemeanor, which is punishable by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,000. Along with these penalties, an offender may also face lifetime sex offender registration that limits where they can live and work.

Penalties for Soliciting Prostitution in New Hampshire

Solicitation is the act of requesting or inquiring whether or not another individual is willing to engage in a crime. Therefore, simply asking if another person is willing to engage in prostitution - whether they pay or receive payment for the act - is a misdemeanor. The firm of Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. has handled prostitution charges in the past and is more than able to defend you from a harsh conviction. Your reputation and future success hinge on the outcome of your case, and we will work tirelessly as a team with the goal of dismissing your charges. With our help, you could prove that you were not soliciting prostitution and never intended to engage in a criminal act.

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Our firm has been in practice for more than 30 years and has grown to become one of the largest criminal law firms in the state. Our team members have been named in The Best Lawyers in America®, New Hampshire Super Lawyers®, and the New Hampshire Business Review. We have also been highly rated on Avvo.

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