Both the Texas and federal governments are aggressively prosecuting internet crimes. Although people commit internet crimes with the belief that they will not be caught through the anonymity of the internet, Waco internet crime is treated harshly under federal and Texas law. An internet crime is any criminal activity that is carried out through the use of the Internet.
Our clients often find that investigators have been quietly gathering information, usually months before an someone understands that he is being investigated.
Internet crime evidence often include emails, chat transcripts, as well as messages on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and other social media websites. An Internet crimes defense attorney may be able to ensure that a warrant is obtained prior to computer files and online accounts being searched, that any warrant is valid, and that the scope of the search remained within the limitations of the warrant.
Federal law, however, does not always clearly state situations where online communications are protected and deemed private. As such, an experienced attorney may be able to potentially challenge certain types of evidence based on the Fourth Amendment and violations of other constitutional rights.
Common McLennan County internet crimes in include:
If you’ve been charged with any of these offenses in Waco or McLennan County, it is important to seek the assistance of an experienced internet crime defense lawyer in Waco.
You likely have a lot of questions abut the criminal process in Waco. Please read our frequently asked questions while you wait for your appointment with an internet crimes lawyer.
Internet Crimes carry serious consequences that can destroy your future. If you were arrested for an internet crime in Waco, you need an aggressive, experienced internet crime attorney on your side. Talk to a Waco criminal defense lawyer before talking to anyone else. We know how to spot weaknesses in the prosecution’s case. Call us for a free case evaluation at 254-753-6437.
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