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Phoenix Criminal Defense Attorneys

Being charged with a criminal offense can negatively impact the rest of your life. It is incredibly important that you are represented throughout the process by a criminal defense attorney in Phoenix, Arizona who will fight for the best possible outcome.

The attorneys at AC Law Group represent clients in criminal defense matters throughout Arizona, including Maricopa County, Pima County, Pinal County, Yavapai County, Gila County, and Coconino County.

We handle all stages of the case, including criminal investigations and charges, hearings, trials, sentencing, and appeals. If you have been charged with a crime we will represent your best interests and make sure that you understand your options.

  • Drug Offenses: Transporting, possession, sale or distribution, trafficking.
  • Property Offenses: Trespassing, theft, burglary, robbery, shoplifting.
  • Violent Crimes: Assault and battery.
  • Domestic Violence: violations of Orders of Protection/Injunction Against Harassment, probation violations, civil and criminal traffic violations, and other crimes.

Misdemeanors

Misdemeanor charges in Arizona can negatively affect your life if you don’t get proper legal representation. If you are convicted of a criminal misdemeanor, you may face jail time, probation, driver’s license suspension, mandatory counseling and more.

DUI Charges

If you have been charged with driving under the influence in Arizona, it is important to hire an attorney early in the court process. Once charged with a DUI, you have a limited time to contest the suspension of your driver’s license. It is also important to preserve evidence and conduct a substantive investigation.

The State of Arizona has some of the toughest DUI laws in the country. Mandatory jail, fines, and ignition interlock devices are only some of the consequences. However, the law can also protect your rights when utilized properly.

DUI cases can be extremely complex criminal matters. They often involve intricate legal issues and require a scientific understanding of modern technology. The state invests millions in developing techniques that exist solely to convict those accused of DUI.

Drug Charges

Possession of drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia charges in Arizona can be misdemeanors or felonies depending on the type of drug and the amount of drug found. It is important to have a defense attorney who understands the court process so you have a chance to get the best possible outcome. Drug charges can affect your current or future employment as well as other rights.

Felony Defense

A felony in Arizona is a serious crime that brings potentially serious life-changing penalties that could include at least one year of prison, significant fines, probation and other major consequences. If you are facing felony charges, the first thing you need to do is contact a criminal defense attorney in Phoenix, Arizona who will protect your rights.

Shoplifting, Theft & Burglary Charges

There are many different charges for theft in Arizona, ranging in complexity from misdemeanor crimes to felonies. In order to know exactly what you are facing, and what your legal options are, it is important to consult a criminal defense attorney immediately.

Assault

Assault crimes in Arizona range in magnitude from simple assault, to aggravated assault. Assault offenses carry severe penalties in Arizona, so it is important that you contact a defense attorney immediately.

Traffic Tickets

If you have been cited for a traffic ticket in Arizona whether it is a criminal or civil violation, consult an attorney before assuming that you should plead guilty or simply pay the fine. There are often significant penalties attached to traffic violations that you should be aware of before you accept responsibility. Please see our Traffic section additional information.

Contact Us Today:
AC Law Group
(480) 474-4702
6619 N Scottsdale Road, Suite 4
Scottsdale AZ 85250

Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
8am to 5pm

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