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Have You Been Charged With Open Lewdness? Are You Scared About Your Future?

Open Lewdness is one criminal offense that can carry a lifetime of problems. A conviction will show up on your criminal history.

That means future employers will be able to look it up and find out about that crime… and who wants to hire a lewd person?

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.

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Was able to take tension off of the situation, and able to explain what was going on. Also helped put my mind at ease knowing that they were helping me along the way

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I called at midnight the night before my hearing and spoke with Attorney Barrouk for almost an hour. He attended my hearing and got my charges dismissed.

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I felt your firm had everything under control. you were on top of things and most of all I knew I did not have to worry about anything – which was great.

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Maximum Penalties
Open Lewdness is a misdemeanor of the third degree. As such the potential penalty is no more than one year in prison and a fine not to exceed $2500. You also have to consider all lifelong consequences with this charge. A criminal conviction will be on your record forever. Imagine trying to explain this conviction to a potential employer.