Luring a person younger than the age of 17 to any place in order to commit any of a number of crimes against them is known as Luring a Child (NY PL 120.70), and Rochester prosecutors have options when it comes to how the charge is graded.
As a base offense, Luring a Child is a class E felony, with a sentence of up to four years.
However, if the underlying crime for which the child was lured was a class A or B felony, Luring can be charged as a D felony (7 years maximum) or a C felony (15 years maximum).
Whatever the grade of the charge, you’re facing significant risk of jail time when charged with Luring and related crimes.
Call the attorneys at Friedman & Ranzenhofer today at 585-484-7432 to discuss the charges you’re facing absolutely free.
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