Internet Crimes Against Children

With as popular as the internet and social media are, the potential for danger is at an all-time high. Children have access to countless interactions through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and all other kinds of chat services. Unfortunately, this also opens the door for potential internet crimes against children. When someone is charged with an internet crime against children, they must find a Columbus internet sex crimes lawyer who knows the strongest and most effective ways to prove innocence.

Potential defenses to these kinds of cases include, but are not limited to:

  • The child claimed to be an adult
  • The adult believed the child to be of consenting age and made an effort to determine if they were talking to a minor
  • Entrapment

At Koffel Brininger Nesbitt, we have extensive experience in these types of cases and we know what the prosecution looks for in order to gain a conviction. We analyze the details of your case as well as any records of online activity that can be used in your defense. From there, we build a strong case focused on helping you receive either a reduction of charges or a complete dismissal.

Ready for your confidential consultation? Call (614) 675-4845 today.

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  • Case Closed

    Our client was falsely accused of sexually assaulting a co-worker. Local law enforcement investigated. Client hired our law firm for representation. Over the span of 60 days, the accuser’s story ...

  • Client receives probation, no jail and no prison term

    POSSESSION OF CHILD PORNAGRAPHY - client receives probation, no jail and no prison term. (State v. M.W., Franklin County, OH 8/2016)

  • No Charges Filed Against School Resource Officer After Sex Allegation

    Mr. Koffel’s client, a retired deputy and school resource officer for a local high school, was alleged to have had an unlawful sexual relationship with a student. No charges filed based upon ...

  • Case Dismissed

    Our client was accused of molesting his adopted son nearly 20 years ago. Our client was confronted with the allegations when a detective contacted him. Unsure what to do, the client retained Attorneys ...

  • No Sexual Registration Required

    Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor case resolved to contributing to the delinquency of a minor, no sexual registration. Mr. Koffel’s client was charged with having sex with a 15 year old when he was ...

  • Probation

    Mr. Koffel’s client, a 46 year old man, was raided by the FBI in the summer of 2015 for downloading suspected child pornography. The client was subsquently indicted on F2 Pandering and F4 Pandering. ...

  • Dismissed

    Client's Rape Indictment Dismissed – enters a plea to a reduced charge and receives community service -- Mr. Koffel's client, a 34-year-old husband and father, was falsely accused of raping a ...

  • Charges Dropped

    Our client was falsely accused of molesting his own 7 year old daughter. Within 30 days of retaining Koffel Brininger Nesbitt, the charges were deemed “unsubstantiated” and the detective closed the ...

  • Charges Dropped

    Client falsely accused of sexually assaulting female family member. Mr. Koffel worked closely with the detective and was able to convince the detective to close the case with no charges being filed.

  • Prison Term Avoided

    Client indicted on Child Porn Charges Avoids Prison – Koffel Law Firm accepted the case of a 23 year old college student indicted on 18 counts of possessing child pornography on his computers ...

  • Prison Term Avoided

    Client indicted on Child Porn Charges Avoids Prison – Koffel Law Firm accepted the case of a 23 year old college student indicted on 18 counts of possessing child pornography on his computers ...

  • Sexual Imposition Amended to Misdemeanor

    Sexual imposition case amended to misdemeanor assault, no jail, probation, no sex registration. Client alleged to have touched buttocks of a women at a water park for purposes of sexual gratification. ...

  • Not Guilty

    Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor. Client was accused of engaging in non-consensual sex with an underage girl. Case was taken to bench trial after prosecutor refused to negotiate possible ...

  • Case Dismissed

    Our client was served with an Ex Parte Civil Protection Order for alleging threatening another with physical harm and harassing her at her workplace. Our client was represented by Attorney Will ...

  • Case Closed

    Mr. Koffel’s client was investigated on the suspicion of possession of child pornography and voyeurism. He was terminated immediately by his department before the investigation could be concluded. ...

  • Charge Dismissed

    Our client was accused of "date rape" in early 2007. The client hired Attorney Brad Koffel to represent and advise him. After 4 months of investigation and passing 2 polygraph exams, the allegations ...

  • Case Closed

    Koffel Brininger Nesbitt was retained to defend a grandfather who was falsely accused of sexually abusing his five-year-old granddaughter. Through our representation & 2 polygraph exams, the detective ...

  • Avoided Conviction

    High School Sophomore Accused of Sex Charges Against 6 Other Students leads to intensive therapy and no sex offender registration. Represented by Brad Koffel (In Re: T.W., Licking County, OH Fall 2017 ...

  • Probation & No Jail Time

    Dayton Man Charged With Public Indecency at Local Park Gets Probation and No Jail. Represented by Eric Willison (Montgomery County, OH, Fall 2017).

  • Gross Sexual Imposition Jury Trial - Deadlocked

    Mr. Koffel defended a 62 year old man accused of fondling a 4 year and 7 year old. After a 5 day trial, the jury of 6 men and 6 women could not reach a verdict and the judge declared a mistrial.

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Koffel Brininger Nesbitt – Dedicated to Your Best Interests

According to The Crimes Against Children Research Center, their 2010 Youth Internet Safety Survey showed that in the United States, roughly 97% of children ages 10-17 had access to, and were using, internet at home. The study also showed that 47% of the youth had access to, and were using, internet on their phone. This is an alarming amount as kids have access to online interaction more now than ever before.

Our team at Koffel Brininger Nesbitt has helped countless individuals defend their rights when facing serious charges such as internet crimes against children. We have earned an AV Preeminent® rating on Martindale-Hubbell®, a testament to our level of advocacy. We are completely dedicated to helping clients when they need us the most. Trust that we have your best interests in mind at all times. With so much on the line and potential jail or prison time as a possible sentence, you deserve to have the strongest counsel possible at this time.

Contact our team at (614) 675-4845 to begin.