FAQs
Is there a time limit to report a sexual assault to the police?
There is no set time for reporting a sexual assault. The police will begin by taking a statement from you and will then start to collect evidence. If there is enough evidence, the police will lay charges. It is important for any survivor to understand that even if the police do not lay charges, it does not mean they do not believe you. Rather, there may not be enough evidence to proceed within criminal court.
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Confidentiality
At Jellinek Ellis Gluckstein Lawyers, we take the privacy of your personal information seriously.
It is natural to have concerns about your privacy. Even in court, we can protect your privacy. For example, we can use your initials instead of your full name.
Reaching out for the first time can be hard. When you call Jellinek Ellis Gluckstein, you will be treated with the compassion, professionalism, and respect you deserve.
