02/23/2026
As time passes, physical evidence in sexual assault cases can degrade, be misplaced, or disappear entirely.
When this happens, courts are often left relying on testimony rather than tangible proof. Testimony, however, can be affected by memory gaps or inconsistencies.
For those facing charges, this creates both challenges and opportunities within a defence. A strong legal strategy involves examining how reliable the evidence truly is and whether the prosecution can meet its burden of proof.
Cross-examining witnesses, reviewing timelines, and questioning assumptions become essential steps in building a defence. These cases require careful attention to detail and an understanding of how courts assess credibility.
Accused of sexual assault, and the evidence is limited or outdated? Then experienced legal support matters.
Contact Steele Law to discuss your defence options and protect your rights: 778-743-7497.