Defense Of State And Federal Computer And Internet Crimes
Our world today revolves around computers and the internet in more ways than we can count. We use them for commerce, enrolling in higher education, completing homework assignments and work activities, interacting with friends and family, searching for vacation spots and parking spots, and much, much more. It is not surprising, then, that crime happens often in cyberspace.
You may believe you are carrying out duties for your job, only to be accused of wrongdoing. For example, you may be charged with a crime at the state level in Texas simply by accessing someone else’s computer without their consent. Accessing someone else’s accounts through identity theft may be a federal crime.
If you have been accused of any such criminal offense, you owe it to yourself to get legal counsel and learn to protect your reputation and clean record. At Daniel & Halstead, you may consult with experienced defense lawyers who are both experienced and technologically up to date.
Types Of Computer And Internet Crimes
The following actions involving computers and/or the internet may amount to state or federal crimes. Get in touch with the firm’s defense team if you are under investigation or believe you may be accused of any of the following:
- Online solicitation of a minor
- Electronic access interference
- Electronic data tampering
- Unlawful encryption
- Online impersonation of someone with the intent to commit a crime
- Extortion to entice minors to produce sexual abuse materials
- Cryptocurrency fraud
- Phishing
- Harassment
- Ransomware
The defense lawyers at Daniel & Halstead are here to help protect your presumption of innocence. They will collaborate with computer forensic specialists as needed to defend you vigorously.
Free Consultation With An Internet Crime Defense Lawyer
You may meet with one of our experienced, technologically savvy criminal defense lawyers at no charge by calling 210-987-5276 or sending an email inquiry.