Sex Crimes

Protect Your Rights and Your Future with an Experienced Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer

Facing allegations related to a sex offense can be devastating, impacting your reputation, relationships, and future.

Navigating these complex and sensitive cases requires an experienced sex crimes attorney who understands the law, cares about your rights, and knows how to build a strong defense.

Whether facing charges of rape, sexual assault, or internet sex crimes, our team is here to help you understand what’s ahead and provide compassionate and assertive legal support.

Why Hire a Sex Crimes Defense Lawyer?

An accusation of a sex crime places your freedom, career, and personal life at risk. From misdemeanor offenses to severe felony charges, having a skilled sex offense lawyer on your side can make all the difference navigating Utah’s complex sex crime laws.

Our attorneys are equipped to assess the evidence, challenge inconsistencies, and develop a solid defense tailored to your unique case.

Sex Crimes Defense Attorneys

If you’ve been accused of a sex crime in Utah—such as sexual assault, indecent exposure, or possession of child pornography—the consequences can be severe and long-lasting. Our experienced sex crimes defense attorneys act quickly to protect your rights, challenge unreliable evidence, and defend your reputation. We serve clients throughout Salt Lake City, Tooele, Park City, and surrounding areas with discretion and determination.

Cory A. Caldwell

Cory brings broad litigation experience to every case, with a background spanning personal injury, family law, real estate, construction defect, and constitutional law.

Katie M. Filler

A seasoned trial attorney, Katie has defended clients facing some of the most serious criminal charges, from drug offenses and domestic violence to sex crimes and homicide.

Steven L. Grayson

Steven brings a methodical, analytical approach to every case, combining careful preparation with strong advocacy to build strategies that hold up in and out of the courtroom.

Mark W. Brown

Mark has argued before the Utah Supreme Court and earned jury acquittals across a wide range of criminal cases, from misdemeanors to first-degree felonies.

Brad R. Anderson

Brad has a proven record in high-stakes criminal defense, securing jury acquittals in complex cases ranging from serious state felonies to federal charges.

“I hired Katie as co-counsel on a serious felony case and she did amazing work for our client. She wrote the brief that prevented the prosecution from turning a third degree felony into a first degree felony with 15 years of mandatory prison. It was a huge win for the client! Katie cares about her clients and isn't afraid to do the work to get them great results.”

How Much Does a Sex Crime Defense Attorney Cost?

We offer a free initial consultation to understand your needs and provide an overview of your case. From there, we will give you a clear understanding of what to expect regarding time and cost based on the unique circumstances of your case.

Charged with a Sex Crime?

Facing sex crime allegations in Utah—whether for sexual assault, online offenses, or indecent exposure—can have serious legal and personal consequences. At Caldwell Filler & Grayson, we defend clients against a wide range of sex-related charges with discretion and determination. Explore the cases we handle below to see how we can protect your rights and your reputation.
Utah Code: 76-4-S401
Utah Code: 76-5-403
Utah Code: 76-5-P3
Utah Code: 76-9-S702
Utah Code: 76-5-S402
Utah Code: 53-29

Facing Sex Crime Charges?

We are here to answer your questions and protect your rights. Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation.

Consultations on criminal sex cases are free, but consultations on other matters may require a fee.

Call Us:

Tooele & South Jordan: (435) 830-7577
Park City & Wasatch Back: (435) 631-2203

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Frequently Asked Questions

Contact a sex crimes defense attorney immediately, and avoid discussing the allegations with anyone, including police, family, or on social media, until you’ve spoken with counsel. These cases move quickly and carry serious, long-term consequences, so early legal guidance is critical to protecting your rights and your reputation.

Yes. Sex crime allegations carry some of the most severe penalties in Utah, including lengthy prison sentences and mandatory sex offender registration. An experienced attorney will protect your rights, challenge unreliable evidence, and build a defense strategy tailored to your case. This isn’t a charge to face without representation.

Look for an attorney with a specific track record defending sex crime allegation, since these cases require particular discretion, familiarity with forensic evidence, and experience cross-examining witnesses. Choose someone who takes the sensitivity of these cases seriously and communicates clearly with you throughout the process.

Many, but not all, sex crime convictions in Utah require registration on the sex offender registry, sometimes for a decade or longer, and in some cases for life. Registration requirements depend on the specific offense. A defense attorney can explain what’s at stake for your specific charge and fight to avoid a conviction that triggers registration.

These charges involve different conduct and different legal elements under Utah law, and each carries its own penalties and defenses. Rape and forcible sodomy involve a lack of consent, while unlawful sexual activity with a minor involves the age of the parties regardless of consent. An attorney can explain exactly what the state must prove for your specific charge.

It’s possible, but prosecutors can sometimes continue a case even without the cooperation of the accuser, depending on the other evidence available. An attorney can evaluate the strength of the state’s case and negotiate with prosecutors toward a reduction or dismissal where the evidence doesn’t hold up.