AZ Defenders

One of our attorneys, Craig, was quoted in an article from Daily Independent about ‘stand your ground’ laws.
Read the full article here: https://www.yourvalley.net/detail.html?sub_id=d2ae6c0d8e

If someone commits a crime while behind the wheel of a motor vehicle 🚗 in Arizona, it is a vehicular crime. Vehicular crimes take many shapes, from vehicular manslaughter to fleeing the scene of a car accident that could lead to serious penalties, including months to years in jail. If someone accuses you of an Arizona vehicular crime, take the allegation seriously. Contact AZ Defenders right away to start planning a defense by calling 📞 (480) 456-6400. Learn more here ➡️

Arizona Vehicular Crimes Charged with a vehicular crime in Arizona? Read on to learn the definition of vehicular crimes, their penalties & defenses for Arizona vehicular crimes.

Have you been arrested or investigated for a crime, but no charges have been filed yet?⚖️ We call this situation the “pre-charge” phase. There can be a variety of reasons why there can be a hold-up. It is important to consult with an attorney as soon as possible to take advantage of this time to begin the “pre-charge” process. 📞 Contact the attorneys at AZ Defenders today for a free consultation at 480-456-6400 or ➡️ click here to learn more on this process🌐:

Pre-Charge Cases Arrested or investigated for a crime, but no charges filed yet? How we help you when you were arrested or investigated for a crime, but the charges have yet to be filed by the prosecutor? Nearly every day we receive phone calls and emails asking us: “I was arrested and/or investigated for a crime ...

If you have a warrant and show up to Court, what happens?🏛It is important to take action immediately if you become aware of an outstanding warrant for your arrest for a missed court date or any other reasons. ⬇️ Click here to read our recent blog on what happens if someone shows up to Court with a warrant ➡️

Will I Get Arrested If I Show Up to Court if I Have a Warrant? If a person becomes aware of an outstanding warrant for their arrest for a missed court date or any other reasons, it is important to take action immediately. If you turn up to Court with an outstanding warrant, you can immediately be arrested and taken into custody. The judge has the discretion to....