Defending Lewd Act Charges

Summary

Facing lewd act charges in Nebraska is serious, with potential penalties including imprisonment and sex offender registration. Its crucial to collaborate with your public defender to build a strong defense. Gather evidence such as alibi proof, witness statements, and video footage to support your case. Challenge the credibility of the accuser by highlighting inconsistencies in their statements. Provide evidence of your living situation to counter false claims of homelessness. Present any documentation or witness statements that confirm your residence. Discuss all findings and strategies with your public defender to ensure a comprehensive defense.

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okay so im facing two counts of lewed act. In omaha ne douglas county. The police report states i went into the woods put my hand down my pants and started to master bate. Witch is a lie. And the 2nd count i was with some one who commented a lewed act. Both police reports came from the same person. In the police reports she said i look like a cracked head. And she said i was homeless when she was asked if i was a resident in the complex witch i was. I wasnt on a lease but i was loving with my mom and her boyfriend. She claims i was sleeping behind dumpster also. Which isn't true. My lawyer said she is requesting to see footage from the goodwill. Because I guess i was there when this person was. Only thing on camera that was told to me was that. They walked away off camera and so did i. I used my card to buy a bag of chips from that store. She most of felt like i was following her that day. When i wasnt. I was going back to my moms. At my court date my lawyer said she had a new viedo of footage and she told me she not use if it was good will or not footage. How do i go about this with my public defender when i know im innocent innocent
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It's crucial to work closely with your public defender to build a strong defense. Here are some steps you can take:
*. Provide Alibi Evidence: Gather any evidence that supports your whereabouts during the alleged incidents, such as receipts, witness statements, or any video footage.
*. Challenge the Credibility: If the accuser has inconsistencies in their statements or a history that undermines their credibility, make sure your lawyer highlights this.
*. Request Footage: Ensure your lawyer requests all relevant video footage from the Goodwill and other locations.
*. Character Witnesses: Gather statements from people who can attest to your character and your living situation.
Have you discussed the inconsistencies in the accuser's statements with your public defender?
Whats would be considered inconsistencies
Inconsistencies in the accuser's statements can significantly impact your case. Here are a few examples of inconsistencies:
- Contradictory statements about your appearance or behavior.
- Claims about your location that can be disproven.
- Statements about your living situation that are false.
- Any changes in the accuser's story over time.
Have you noticed any specific inconsistencies in the accuser’s statements that you can share with your public defender?
I do not. I do not know the person nor dose the person know me. When the cops stoped me they told me it was a considered citizen that called them.
It's essential to challenge the credibility of the accuser and gather as much evidence as possible. Work closely with your public defender to:
- Collect any video footage from the Goodwill store.
- Gather witness statements and character references.
- Highlight any contradictions in the accuser's statements.
Have you or your public defender been able to identify and review the new video footage mentioned in court?
No we have not. I go in there in a couple days to talk to her about it . How do i bring up that i wasn’t homeless? And that i lived in the complex across the street fro
To address the issue of not being homeless, you can:
*. Provide Evidence: Show any documents or statements proving you lived with your mom and her boyfriend.
*. Witness Statements: Get statements from your mom, her boyfriend, or neighbors confirming your residence.
*. Receipts or Bills: If you have any mail, receipts, or bills addressed to you at that location, present them.
Have you gathered any such evidence to present to your public defender?
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When you meet with your public defender, calmly present any evidence you have regarding your living situation. Here are some points you might consider:
- Provide Proof: Gather documents or testimony from your mother or her boyfriend confirming you lived with them.
- Witness Statements: Obtain statements from neighbors or others who can verify your residence.
- Receipts/Records: Show any transactions or records that place you at the complex.
Have you gathered any documentation or witness statements to support your living situation?