Methamphetamine Charges

Phoenix Meth Crime Defense Attorneys

If you have been arrested for methamphetamine offenses anywhere in Arizona, you probably already understand that you are in serious trouble. Arizona voters passed a referendum in 2006 that excludes meth crime defendants from eligibility for the lighter sentences available in certain drug crime cases under Proposition 200.

Furthermore, Maricopa County's zero tolerance policy for methamphetamine offenses means that plea agreements will not be available to soften the blow of prison for convicted defendants. To find out how you can make the best of a bad situation on serious meth charges, contact a criminal defense attorney at the Weingart Law Firm  in Tempe for a free consultation.

The Weingart Law Firm has received the AV rating* under Martindale-Hubbell's peer review rating system. AV-rated* criminal defense lawyer Mark Weingart is a board certified specialist in criminal law through the Arizona Board of Legal Specialization. With hundreds of jury trials to his credit, defense attorney Mark Weingart  can make the most of your defense before a jury if no acceptable alternative to trial on crystal meth charges is available.

Our attorneys represent meth defendants charged with the possession, sale, or manufacture of methamphetamine anywhere in Arizona. Our experience and courtroom skill can help spot and exploit any weaknesses in the case against you from probable cause for the arrest, to execution of a search warrant, to inconsistencies in police or lab reports. Because of the severe consequences of conviction and the limited opportunities for favorable negotiation of methamphetamine charges in the Phoenix area, you will need the assistance of counsel who can meet the legal challenges of these difficult cases.

For a free consultation about our ability to represent your interests effectively, contact a Phoenix meth attorney at the Weingart Law Firm.

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