Even if you believe that your sexual encounter with someone was consensual, it does not prohibit the other party from alleging that it was not. For example, the other party may claim that the act was initially consensual but that they withdrew their consent during the encounter a person may withdraw his or her consent at any point during a sexual act. Or they may allege that they feigned consent out of fear of harm to themselves or others that does not meet the legal definition of consent. However, if you believe that your encounter was consensual, you will still be able to present your side of the story as a defense. Our experienced sex crimes defense attorneys will help you to put together a clear, concise, persuasive version of events from your perspective.