Criminal Defense Overview

Phoenix Criminal Attorneys - Motor Vehicle Offenses

Contact an Arizona criminal defense lawyer at the AV-rated* Weingart Law Firm in Tempe for attentive and highly professional client service across a broad spectrum of criminal defense situations. We offer free consultations, and emphasize personalized representation to ensure that our legal strategies serve your specific needs and circumstances.

We represent clients against charges such as the following:

• Violent crimes such as murder, negligent homicide, kidnapping, or aggravated assault
• Various offenses charged as dangerous crimes involving mandatory minimum sentences
• Drug crimes ranging from Proposition 200 possession charges to more serious dangerous and narcotic drug charges, including the sale or manufacture of methamphetamine
• White collar crimes, including embezzlement, identity theft, forgery, and credit card fraud
• Defense of persons, such as physicians, nurses, pilots, or teachers, whose professional licenses are jeopardized by the risk of a criminal conviction
• Juvenile defense, including representation of ASU students on underage alcohol and DUI charges
• Defense of charges involving domestic violence, violation of orders for protection, or stalking and harassment, including repeat offense charges
• Motor vehicle offenses ranging from DUI to vehicular homicide or hit and run
• Charges relating to illegal border crossings, alien smuggling, and transportation or concealment of undocumented aliens

Our Arizona criminal defense attorneys  also represent persons in matters involving bond hearings, probation violations, and post-trial motions for relief from a conviction or sentence. For additional information and a free consultation, contact one of our highly skilled trial lawyers in Tempe.

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