In Minnesota, criminal sexual conduct-3rd Degree force is a very serious charge that carries up to 15 years in prison and the law recommends that even someone with NO PRIOR criminal record is supposed to go to prison for 48 months. But what exactly does "force" mean in the Minnesota law? Minnesota criminal defense lawyer Ryan Pacyga has successfully defended many criminal sexual conduct cases and has earned not guilty verdicts for clients at trial. The statute is 609.344 subd. 1(c). This video explains what the exact definition of "force" is in criminal sexual conduct, and some examples of what that can mean. While some sorts of criminal sexual conduct do NOT presume a prison sentence, the criminal sexual conduct "force" law DOES presume a prison sentence.

There are many types of ways that people will accuse someone of criminal sexual conduct. Some of the allegations are 100 percent false. Some other allegations are made more serious than what really happened. And some allegations are accurate but do not consider the whole story. If you or someone you care about is accused of criminal sexual conduct, we can help. Maybe you are wrongfully accused. Maybe you are accused of more than what really happened. Maybe you have committed a crime and you need help and guidance. For more information, call criminal defense lawyer Ryan Pacyga at 612-339-5844 or visit [ Ссылка ]

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