Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse is one of the most serious sex crimes you can be charged with. Not only can a conviction land you in prison for years, you will also end up on Meghan’s List as a Sex Offender.

That means future employers will be able to look it up and find out that you are a sex offender… and who wants to hire a sex offender? Uber and Lyft won’t even hire a sex offender.

Not only employers, but neighbors and new friends can do a quick search and find out in minutes. Imagine how much of a disaster that can turn your life into.

If you want to protect yourself from a lifetime of misery, get the right legal help now. For a charge this serious, there is only one choice: The McShane Firm.

What is the maximum penalties for Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse?

There is significant litigation ongoing now about Age-based mandatory minimums in PA. The government may try to have you sentenced pursuant to a mandatory minimum sentence. If the government tries, your attorney needs to challenge it every single time.

Megan’s Law Reporting for Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse

Also, if convicted, it is a Tier III Sexual Offense under Pennsylvania’s Megan’s Law (SORNA). As such, if you plead guilty or are found guilty for offenses alleged to have occurred on or after December 20, 2012, it is a

LIFETIME 

Megan’s Law registration required. This lifetime registration follows you all over the United States. You can’t run or hide. It is with you forever.

Sexually Violent Predator for Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse

A conviction of Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse triggers the Court to order an assessment under Sexual Offender Assessment Board (SOAB) to determine if you meet the dreaded label of Sexually Violent Predator.

A SVP must for his or her lifetime, at least monthly, attend and participate in mandatory sex offender counseling with a treatment provider approved by the SOAB. A SVP will undergo active community notification. Local law enforcement authorities will notify neighbors, county Children and Youth Agencies, local day care centers, school districts and institutions of higher education of the Sexually Violent Predator’s name, residential address and offense. With the notification will be a recent photograph of the offender.

Pennsylvania State Police Megan’s Law searchable database.