Sexual battery is defined under Utah code 76-9-702. A person is guilty of sexual battery if they intentionally touch the intimate/private areas of another person’s body when the person knows or should know that it will likely cause affront or alarm to the person touched.
Other criminal offenses related to sexual battery are outlined in the code and include crimes like rape and aggravated sexual assault.
The attorneys at Brown, Bradshaw & Moffat, LLP, represent clients charged with sexually motivated crimes under Title 76 of the Utah Criminal Code, including any offenses against public order and decency. Our attorneys are experienced in fighting accusations of sexual battery.
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Utah Department of Health — The Violence and Injury Prevention Program (VIPP) at the Utah Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has endeavored to prevent and minimize the harm caused by injuries and violence. Visit the VIPP website for more information about violence and sexual assault.
Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault (UCASA) — UCASA is a nonprofit organization with the mission to “engage individuals and organizations in local and statewide collaborations to strengthen the effectiveness of sexual violence education, prevention, and response in Utah.” Visit the UCASA website to learn more about programs and community efforts. The survivor's section of the website also contains helpful resources including information for the 24-hour sexual violence crisis line.
Were you arrested in Utah for an alleged sexual battery offense? You should talk to an experienced defense lawyer before you speak to authorities. Contact the defense team at Brown, Bradshaw & Moffat as soon as possible.
Our Salt Lake City criminal defense attorneys represent residents and visitors in Utah. Our lawyers will review your case and help you understand all of your legal options. Call us today at (801) 532-5297.
