Internet Crimes
Defending You Against Internet Crime Charges
As the Internet grows and changes rapidly, New Jersey criminal law is adjusting to the unique issues that arise when crimes are allegedly committed online. If you are charged with an Internet crime, you need an attorney who has stayed informed about the latest developments in this evolving area.
Contact us to schedule a free initial consultation with Teaneck criminal defense lawyer Benjamin Kelsen, who will explain what you and he can do to protect your rights.
Helping You Face Any Internet Claim
Many criminal charges have been brought against people in New Jersey in response to alleged conduct on the Internet, including:
- Fraud
- Identity theft
- Other theft
- Soliciting sex from a minor
- Other sex crimes
The seemingly anonymous atmosphere of the Internet can create situations where people get themselves into trouble by either actually committing a crime or engaging in behavior that makes it look like they have committed or will commit a crime.
Conviction on an Internet crime charge can lead to serious social and criminal consequences, so you should be prepared to mount a vigorous criminal defense.
Knowledgeable About Unique Online Issues
While Internet crimes are more of a general category than a unique set of criminal charges, there are several unique issues that arise on the Internet.
On the Internet, people have very little information to help them establish the identity of other people with whom they are interacting. Police and prosecutors will frequently take advantage of this fact by using undercover agents to get evidence of Internet crimes.
This can raise issues of illegal entrapment that we are prepared to fully explore if you are charged with an Internet crime. Also, if you are charged with a crime involving a minor, and the supposed minor was actually an adult police officer, the prosecution has to prove your intent of actually soliciting a minor.
The Advocate You Need Now
At the Law Offices of Benjamin G. Kelsen, Esq. LLC, we have experience dealing with the unique issues involved in Internet crime cases. Contact us to get attorney Benjamin Kelsen's knowledge and experience on your side.










