Tag Archives: Sex Crime Lawyers in Michigan

Thank you for joining us for the last installment in this three part series on what to do if you’ve been accused of a sex assault crime here in Michigan. We’ve tried to break down the information into bite-sized chunks, so to speak. That way, you’re better able to remember it when you need it. […]

  Being accused of a sex crime has to be one of the most awful feelings a person can experience. This is especially so if the allegations are untrue, or are based on information that’s been twisted and warped to look like something else entirely. The natural response is to rush to your own defense […]

CSC Charges Stem From Alleged Sexual Abuse of Students On January 12th, 74-year-old James Francis Rapp’s life took a turn for the worse. The former Jackson Lumen Christi High School priest, who during his time at the high school had served as a maintenance man, wrestling coach and a teacher, was charged with 13 criminal […]

Defendant to take 2nd Psychiatric Exam Welton D. Pulliam, the young Saginaw man who is facing first degree criminal sexual conduct charges for raping a woman who he has known since they were children together, will now be undergoing a second psychiatric exam. On Thursday, September 11th, Saginaw County Circuit Judge James T. Borchard conducted an […]

Multiple Michigan Felony Charges Welton D. Pulliam, a 23-year-old resident of Saginaw, MI, has been charged with multiple felonies as a result of an incident that occurred on April 28th in a west-side Saginaw apartment. According to testimony given by the victim, Pulliam gave her a ride home. After she was inside, he came to […]

Statute Of Limitations Has Run Out William Google, a resident of Jacksonville, Florida, was recently linked through DNA evidence to a 23-year-old rape and kidnapping case in Battle Creek, MI. But as it turns out, he won’t be facing any charges in this Michigan rape case, whether or not he was the perpetrator of the […]

A 14-year Wayne County Police veteran is currently facing 11 felony counts after assaulting a relative and holding her at gun point, forcing the victim to engage in sexual acts.

A 36 year-old Detroit woman was sentenced to nine to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to one count of criminal sexual conduct for engaging in sexual intercourse with her teenage biological son, whom she gave up for adoption as an infant.

Last week, U.S. Marshals arrested a wanted out-of-state rapist who was hiding out in Lapeer County trying to avoid the harsh punishments associated with sex crime convictions. Instead, running away has made his problems even worse.

A former Midland County teacher was arraigned last week on 29 counts of criminal sexual conduct with a minor. Marcie Rosseau, 33, is accused of having sexual relations with a 16 year-old student from May 2009 to February 2010.