Arizona law provides tough penalties for many crimes ranging from DUI to dangerous crimes with a weapon. In Maricopa County, it's especially tough for criminal defendants, because for many offenses, there is no opportunity to negotiate a plea. You either plead guilty to the original charge or beat it in court. If you can't afford to take what the prosecutor offers you in Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale
, or other areas, you'll need the best defense lawyer you can find to protect your interests in court. Contact the seasoned criminal trial attorneys at the AV-rated* Weingart Law Firm for a free consultation. All of our criminal law attorneys are experienced courtroom practitioners who know how to make the most of your defense to a judge or jury. We also know how to attack the details of a charge in ways that can make a critical difference to the ultimate resolution. For example, if you're charged as a repeat offender on a domestic violence offense that will expose you to a potential jail sentence, we will challenge the validity of the prior conviction to help expand your options and minimize your liability. Founding member Mark Weingart has tried more than 500 cases to a jury and knows how to focus the jury's attention on the prosecutor's mistakes. We represent clients charged with violent crimes, motor vehicle crimes, drug crimes, white-collar crimes, and many other offenses. If you work in a licensed profession, we'll make sure that we take your occupational licensing standards into full account as we defend you. If you're a young person charged with a DUI, we'll work hard to make sure that your license won't be suspended until you turn 21. To see how our experience and skill in the courtroom can protect you from the serious consequences of a criminal conviction in Maricopa County, contact an Arizona criminal law attorney at the Weingart Law Firm in Tempe for a free consultation.
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