An assault charge may be brought as a Misdemeanor or Felony (Aggravated). A person may be guilty of misdemeanor assault if they put someone in fear of bodily harm, touch someone with the intent of physical injury, or cause any physical injury to someone.

An assault charge will be elevated to a felony assault, a more serious charge, if they commit simple assault and any of eleven enumerated circumstances are present. Among these circumstances include: a serious personal injury results, a deadly weapon is used, or the assault is made on a law enforcement officer.

Recently in Arizona, a man allegedly threatened to kill a couple during a home invasion. Fortunately, neither was hurt. It was reported in the news, that the man broke into the house wearing only blue jeans and a blonde wig and carrying a gun. At some point the husband was able to retrieve his own gun and he shot the man who broke in.

The suspect ran from the scene and hid in a woman’s house nearby before the authorities caught him. He will face two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument, two counts of kidnap-apprehension of injury and one count of burglary.

If the man in this case had come in without a gun, threatening to kill the husband and wife, he would be facing fewer potential penalties. In such a case, he might be charged with simple assault and burglary for placing the couple in fear for their life. In cases where a deadly weapon is involved, penalties can be very severe depending on the defendant’s prior record.

Many aggravated assaults are charged in spite of no actual injury to the victim. If convicted, a person guilty of committing an offense such as the this one described, will still be exposed to long term mandatory prison sentencing, despite the fact they were not injured. Even a first-time offender may face 5-15 years in prison. However, someone who had been convicted of a “dangerous offense” even once before could face 10-20 years in prison For a third conviction, a defendant could be penalized with a prison term of 15-25 years.

Arizona has followed a mandatory sentencing scheme for decades. It requires mandatory prison for people found guilty of a second felony or people who are guilty of “dangerous crimes”. A person may be guilty of a “Dangerous Offense” under A.R.S. 13-105 (13) if a deadly or dangerous weapon is used, or displayed as a threat in a criminal offense. This includes, of course, guns, but also knives and cars and anything else intended to be used as a dangerous weapon.

In addition to mandatory minimum sentences for crimes like aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a court may consider aggravating or mitigating factors in meting out a sentence. Mitigating factors might include a lack of a criminal record, good character, or model background. For example, if the man described above was a straight A college student with no prior felony or misdemeanor arrests and a background of charitable work, an experienced criminal defense attorney could argue that he should receive the minimum sentence for aggravated assault available to him. Similarly, a defense attorney who was able to show a connection between a troubled childhood and the aggravated assault might also be able to argue for the lowest possible sentence.

Sentencing in Arizona can be quite complex, particularly in a case where multiple felony charges are involved. If you or a loved one is accused of assault, contact knowledgeable criminal defense attorney James Novak at (480) 413-1499.

Additional Resources

• Arizona Revised Statutes section 13-1204
• Arizona Judicial Branch – Rules of Criminal Procedure
• Arizona Superior Court – Case Procedures

MORE BLOGS

• Aggravated Assault: The High Cost of Harming a Police Officer, Arizona Criminal Defense Attorney Blog, August 3, 2012
• Assault Convictions Require “Intent” and “Knowledge” or “Recklessness”, Arizona Criminal Defense Attorney Blog, June 1, 2012

The National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the National Center for Disease Control (CDC) have released reports about hazards of “drowsy driving”. Both of these are high risk behaviors that can result in serious injury or death involving auto accidents.

While drowsy driving is not a crime itself, it could lead to the commission of serious vehicular crimes such as DUI charges, reckless endangerment, aggravated assault, or vehicular homicide.

Warning signs of both driving drowsy and DUI are often similar in nature. Drowsy driving can lead to DUI charges, even if a person was not in fact, impaired to the slightest degree due to intoxicating alcohol or drugs.

How to avoid Drowsy Driving

• Recognition of warning signs and prevention;
• Get adequate sleep. Drivers should ensure that they get enough sleep (7-9 hours)
• Be aware of increased risks such as commercial driving, long shifts or nightshift work;
• Seek medical attention for untreated sleep disorders;
• Do not drive while under the influence of sedating medications;
• Do not drink spirituous liquor prior to or while driving;
• Take precautions and prepare for days or nights of long distance driving such as getting extra rest and sleep before driving;
• If you are a high risk driver due to your work hours, arrange for alternative rides home with a friend or family member, bus, taxi, or other trusted and responsible person.
• If you are in a high risk group for driving get enough rest and sleep before and after your shift.
• If you are driving and unexpectedly find you are driving drowsy, pull over in a safe place will lit location; preferably a rest stop or motel if possible, to sleep until you are feeling alert enough to drive again.

Warning Signs of Driving Drowsy

• Frequent yawning;
• Frequent blinking;
• Difficulty remembering the past few miles you drove;
• Missing planned exits;
• Drifting from one’s lane;
• Hitting rumble (wake-up) strips;
• Staring or tunnel vision;
• Inability to remember recently past road signs;
• Drifting or weaving across lanes without realizing it.

DUI v. Drowsy Driving

The National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) researchers identified at least 100 driving cues that have been found to be associated with a Drunk Driving, or impaired. The signs or driving behaviors identified were presented and separated into four main categories:

• Weaving or drifting, and problems maintaining proper lane position;
• Speeding or difficulty braking when needed;
• Vigilance problems such inattentiveness;
• Difficulties with Judgment and decision making skills

Many of these signs are displayed by motorists who are driving while drowsy or tired. As result, a police officer could mistakenly suspect that a driver is under the influence of intoxicating alcohol or drugs. If the officer has probable cause to conduct a DUI blood test and trace compounds of a drug defined under Arizona law, in the person’s system, they are at risk of a DUI. Further if a person had only one drink of intoxicating liquor, which did not result in driving impaired to the slightest degree, they could be mistakenly determined to be driving impaired. A non-underage 21 person will be forced to defend their charges in court, even though they were driving drowsy and not impaired due to blood or alcohol.

DUI Defense Attorney for Charges in Gilbert AZ If you have been arrested for DUI, or any vehicular criminal offenses in Arizona, you should retain a qualified and experienced criminal attorney to defend your charges. DUI laws and penalties are among the harshest in the country. Your criminal defense lawyer will defend your charges, and protect your rights. There may be defenses you are not aware of that could lead to a dismissal of charges or other favorable outcome in your case.

Additional Resources:

• Gilbert Arizona Traffic and DUI Unit

• Gilbert AZ Criminal Court Processes

• DUI and Drowsy Driving – Laws and Criminal Defense in Arizona

• National Centers for Disease Control – Drowsy Driving Report January 2013

• National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA)

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A person is guilty of aggravated assault if they commit assault as defined in A.R.S. § 13-1203

• Assault, and knows or has reason to know that the victim is a police officer, or peace officer professionally engaged in their official duties; and
• A person causes serious physical harm or injury to the officer; or
• A person commits the assault by any means of force that causes temporary but substantial disfigurement, temporary but substantial loss or impairment, body organ or part or a fracture of any body part; of the officer; or
• A person uses a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument against the officer; or
• A person takes or attempts to gain control of a police officer’s firearm or other weapon.

Penalties for Felony Assault

Charges for Felony Assault may range from a Class 6 felony to a Class 2 felony which is more severe. The only charges higher than Class 2 are Class 1 felonies which are reserved for the most serious of crimes, homicide.

Depending on the seriousness of the assault, and number of offenses, and other factors, sentencing may include prison terms of 1.5 to 3 years for a Class 6 felony; and 7 to 21 years in prison for a Class 2 felony.

Fines for conviction may be ordered as high as $150,000.00, plus victim restitution, costs; fees; assessments, counseling, probation or parole; community service; and other harsh penalties.

If convicted, Felony Assault or Aggravated Assault Penalties can include lengthy prison sentences, long term felony criminal records that will follow you for a lifetime, exorbitant fines, fees, counseling, restitution to the victim, adverse impacts on your job and future job opportunities, negative impacts on your ability to get credit or loans in the future and any other punishments the Tempe court determines is necessary and appropriate.

Criminal Defense Attorney Felony Assaults Phoenix AZ It is imperative to consult an experienced criminal defense attorney if you face aggravated assault charges. You can discuss your matter, and they will provide you with options for defense. If retained, they will protect your rights; make sure you are treated fairly; defend your charges; and look for evidence in your favor. They will represent you through the proper channels of the criminal justice system. There may be defenses that can be used, could lead to dismissal of charges; reduction in penalties or other favorable outcomes. For charges of this serious nature you should retain qualified legal representation as early as possible so they may begin working on your defense. This will also help you to avoid any unintended self-incrimination that could harm your case.

Resource Links:

Arizona Revised Statutes Law Office of James Novak – Assault Laws and Penalties

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Weapon Charges in Phoenix AZ Weapons charges are commonly charged along with other criminal offenses if you were charged or arrested in Phoenix AZ for a weapon or gun charge. Weapon charges and gun charges can be very serious. If you were arrested or face any type of weapon charges of Phoenix Arizona, you should consult an experienced AZ Criminal Defense attorney who defends weapons charges frequently in Phoenix AZ court through the criminal justices system. A Phoenix AZ conviction for a felony weapon charges carry serous consequences, including a jail or prison sentences. Some of the more serious crimes involving weapons for which sentencing will be more severe include but are not limited to the following:

• Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm • Endangerment • Aggravated Assault • Using a Weapon in a Threatening Manner • Felon in Possession of a Firearm • Assault with a Deadly Weapon • Armed Robbery or Burglary • Possession during commission of other crimes not listed above Some stand alone Phoenix AZ weapons offenses including guns and firearms include but are not limited to the following and usually classified as Misconduct Charges:

• Prohibited possessor • Prohibited firearms • Illegal in possession • Altered serial number Phoenix AZ Weapons Defined (not all inclusive) Dangerous or deadly weapon: Any weapon designed for lethal use, including firearms. Common items such as knives and guns fall under the Arizona definitions. And depending on the circumstances, the law also includes items such as baseball bats or vehicles.

Prohibited weapons: These are weapons that are completely illegal in the state of Arizona which include but are not limited to: short barrel shot guns, grenades, rockets, bombs, poison gas, and nun-chucks.

Firearms: These are defined as any loaded or unloaded gun, pistol, rifle, shotgun, or any other device designed to expel a projectile.

Explosives: dynamite, nitroglycerine, black powder, or plastic explosives. (Definitions paraphrased from A.R.S. www.azleg.state.az.us)

Arizona Weapon Laws There are many different types of weapon charges, and situations for which weapon charges may apply. Weapon charges in Arizona are specifically are comprehensive and specifically defined and classified under the State weapons laws. Whether you were arrested for Weapon Charges in Phoenix AZ, Mesa AZ, Tempe AZ, Chandler AZ, Scottsdale AZ, Gilbert AZ, Maricopa County AZ or any other county or city in Arizona you will be subject to the rules of authority of Arizona State Law and criminal codes cited below:

“A.R.S. Chapter 31 WEAPONS AND EXPLOSIVES 13-3101 through 13-3120” (Citations from www.azleg.state.az.us)

Weapon Charges Defense Attorneys in Phoenix Arizona Weapon Charges are not the type of charges you want to challenge on your own through the Arizona criminal justice system or the maze of procedures and protocols of the Arizona courts. Due to their potentially serious nature, you should contact a Phoenix AZ criminal defense attorney, weapon’s charge defense attorney or attorney who defends weapon charges often in Phoenix criminal justice system and Phoenix courts, frequently, if you have been charged or arrested for any weapon charge. A good Phoenix criminal Lawyer will gather and examine all the facts surrounding your case, make sure your constitutional rights have not been violated, tell your side of the story through proper legal channels, present compelling arguments in negotiations, hearings, trials, and through motions to protect you against the works outcome and harshest penalties. An experienced Phoenix AZ weapon charges defense attorney will do everything possible to suppress any evidence against you, attempt to get your charges reduced or to achieve the best outcome of getting your charges dismissed. Every weapons charge case is different and the defenses that will be used may be different and outcomes may vary depending on the circumstances, strength of the evidence and prosecution’s case, and nature of the crime.

The defense of a Arizona good criminal attorney who defends weapons charges frequently in Phoenix Criminal Justice System will greatly increase your chances of a getting a good outcome in your case.

If you have been charged with any Arizona DUI, Aggravated DUI, Extreme DUI, Second DUI, Third or more DUI charges, DUI Under age 21, Drug DUI, Minor Consumption DUI, DUI with child under 15 in vehicle, Felony DUI, Any Drug Charges, Drug possession charges, Drug sales, Drug Distribution, Drug Trafficking, Drug smuggling, Drug Importation, Drug Transportation, Drug Cultivation, Drug Manufacturing, Misdemeanor Drug charges, Felony Drug charges, Dangerous Drugs, Narcotics, Marijuana, or any other criminal charge including theft, assaults, aggravated assault, domestic assault, sexual assault, police assault, domestic violence, probation violations, robbery, theft, burglary, vehicular assault, weapon charges, disorderly conduct with a weapon, endangerment with a weapon, other firearm and gun charges, computer crimes, ID theft crimes, or any other criminal charges contact the Law Office of James Novak, for your Free Consultation at (480) 413-1499. Speak directly with experienced Arizona criminal Defense and DUI Defense Attorney James Novak (Former Prosecutor).

For more Arizona criminal defense and DUI defense help, free DUI defense books, and free DUI and criminal defense videos visit: http://www.arizonacriminaldefenselawyer.com The Law Office of James Novak is devoted to handling 100% DUI, Drug & criminal cases in Gilbert, Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Scottsdale, AZ, and other cities surrounding areas valley-wide in Maricopa County Arizona.

This post was intended to provide general information only and is not intended as specific legal advice. You should not rely upon this information alone, but should consult legal counsel regarding the application of the laws and regulations discussed and as applied to your specific case or circumstance.

Weapon Charges in AZ If you face weapons charges in Arizona, you were most like charged with other criminal charges in Arizona at the same time. Usually weapons charges are paired with other offenses. Weapon charges can be very serious. If you were arrested or face weapon charges of any kind in Arizona, you should consult an experienced AZ Criminal Defense attorney to discuss you charges, potential penalties, and criminal defense options. A conviction in Arizona for a felony weapon charges carry serous consequences, including a jail or prison sentences. Even a minor misconduct charge involving a weapon misdemeanor can be serious depending on the circumstances surrounding the incident. If the weapon is used in commission of a crime increases the seriousness of the crime.

According to Arizona criminal law, a dangerous or deadly weapon can be defined (paraphrased) as anything designed for lethal use. Common items such as knives and guns fall under the Arizona definitions. And depending on the circumstances, the law also includes items such as baseball bats or vehicles. Cases also exist, where persons themselves can be considered deadly or dangerous weapons if they are highly skilled in such areas as marshal arts, or boxing, and the like, and possess the capability or did actually cause serous injury to another person. A weapons charge that results in a serious injury to another person will increase the have sentencing range if an individual is convicted.

Arizona Weapon Laws There are many different types of weapon charges, scenarios, and situations for which weapon charges may apply. Weapon charges in Arizona are specifically are comprehensive and specifically defined and classified under the State weapons laws. Whether you were arrested for Weapon Charges in Phoenix AZ, Mesa AZ, Tempe AZ, Chandler AZ, Scottsdale AZ, Gilbert AZ, Maricopa County AZ or any other county or city in Arizona you will be subject to the rules of authority of Arizona State Law and criminal codes cited below:

“A.R.S. Chapter 31 WEAPONS AND EXPLOSIVES 13-3101 Definitions 13-3102 Misconduct involving weapons; defenses; classification; definitions 13-3102.01 Storage of deadly weapons; definitions 13-3103 Misconduct involving explosives; classification 13-3104 Depositing explosives; classification 13-3105 Forfeiture of weapons and explosives 13-3106 Firearm purchase in other states 13-3107 Unlawful discharge of firearms; exceptions; classification; definitions 13-3108 Firearms regulated by state; state preemption; violation; classification; definition 13-3109 Sale or gift of firearm to minor; classification 13-3110 Misconduct involving simulated explosive devices; classification; definition 13-3111 Minors prohibited from carrying or possessing firearms; exceptions; seizure and forfeiture; penalties; classification 13-3112 Concealed weapons; qualification; application; permit to carry; civil penalty; report; applicability 13-3113 Adjudicated delinquents; firearm possession; classification 13-3114 Arizona manufactured firearms; regulation; definitions 13-3115 Forensics firearms identification system 13-3116 Misconduct involving body armor; classification; definition 13-3117 Remote stun guns; sales records; use; classification; definitions 13-3118 Possession or storage of firearms; restrictions prohibited; exceptions 13-3119 Misconduct involving weapons in a secured area of an airport; classification; definitions 13-3120 Knives regulated by state; state preemption; definitions” (Citation from www.azleg.state.az.us)

Weapon Charges Defense Attorneys in Arizona Weapon Charges are not the type of charges you want to challenge on your own through the Arizona criminal justice system or the maze of procedures and protocols of the Arizona courts. There are many defenses that can be used by qualified Criminal Attorneys to challenge the evidence against you and weapon charges. Due to their potentially serious nature of weapon charges in AZ, you should contact an Arizona criminal defense or weapon’s charge defense attorney as soon as possible if you are charged or arrested for any weapon charge.

A good AZ criminal attorney will gather and examine all the facts surrounding your case, make sure your constitutional rights have not been violated, tell your side of the story through proper legal channels, present compelling arguments in negotiations, hearings, trials, and through motions to protect you against the works outcome and harshest penalties. An experienced AZ weapon charges attorney will do everything possible to suppress any evidence against you, attempt to get your charges reduced or to achieve the best outcome of getting your charges dismissed. Every weapons charge case is different and the defenses that will be used and outcomes may differ. But the defense by an Arizona good criminal attorney will greatly increase the chances of a good outcome.

If you have been charged with any Arizona DUI, Aggravated DUI, Extreme DUI, Second DUI, Third or more DUI charges, DUI Under age 21, Drug DUI, Minor Consumption DUI, DUI with child under 15 in vehicle, Felony DUI, Any Drug Charges, Drug possession charges, Drug sales, Drug Distribution, Drug Trafficking, Drug smuggling, Drug Importation, Drug Transportation, Drug Cultivation, Drug Manufacturing, Misdemeanor Drug charges, Felony Drug charges, Dangerous Drugs, Narcotics, Marijuana, or any other criminal charge including theft, assaults, aggravated assault, domestic assault, sexual assault, police assault, domestic violence, probation violations, robbery, theft, burglary, vehicular assault, weapon charges, disorderly conduct with a weapon, endangerment with a weapon, other firearm and gun charges, computer crimes, ID theft crimes, or any other criminal charges contact the Law Office of James Novak, for your Free Consultation at (480) 413-1499. Speak directly with experienced Arizona criminal Defense and DUI Defense Attorney James Novak (Former Prosecutor). For more Arizona criminal defense and DUI defense help, free DUI defense books, and free DUI and criminal defense videos visit: http://www.arizonacriminaldefenselawyer.com The Law Office of James Novak is devoted to handling 100% DUI, Drug & criminal cases in Gilbert, Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Scottsdale, AZ, and other cities surrounding areas valley-wide in Maricopa County Arizona.

This post was intended to provide general information only and is not intended as specific legal advice. You should not rely upon this information alone, but should consult legal counsel regarding the application of the laws and regulations discussed and as applied to your specific case or circumstance.

Weapon Charges in Mesa AZ Mesa AZ weapons and gun charges are commonly charged with other criminal offenses that occurred at the same time involving that weapon. Weapon charges and gun charges can be very serious. If you were arrested or charged with any type of weapon or firearm offense in Mesa AZ you should consult an experienced AZ Criminal Defense attorney who defends weapons charges frequently in Mesa AZ court through Mesa criminal justices system. Most of the best criminal attorneys who defend weapon charges in Mesa AZ will provide a free consultation. You can discuss your charges, potential penalties if convicted and defense options.

Mesa convictions for a felony weapon charges carry harsh penalties and typically include jail or prison sentences. Some of the more serious crimes classified as felonies and involve weapons for which result in severe punishments include but are not limited to the following: • Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm • Endangerment • Aggravated Assault • Using a Weapon in a Threatening Manner • Felon in Possession of a Firearm • Assault with a Deadly Weapon • Armed Robbery or Burglary • Possession during commission of other crimes not listed above Some stand alone Mesa AZ weapons offenses including guns and firearms include but are not limited to the following and generally classified as Misconduct Charges: • Prohibited possessor • Prohibited firearms • Illegal in possession • Altered serial number Mesa AZ Weapons Defined (not all inclusive) Dangerous or deadly weapon: Any weapon designed for lethal use, including firearms. Common items such as knives and guns fall under the Arizona definitions. And depending on the circumstances, the law also includes items such as baseball bats or vehicles.

Prohibited weapons: These are weapons that are completely illegal in the state of Arizona which include but are not limited to: short barrel shot guns, grenades, rockets, bombs, poison gas, and nun-chucks.

Firearms: These are defined as any loaded or unloaded gun, pistol, rifle, shotgun, or any other device designed to expel a projectile.

Explosives: dynamite, nitroglycerine, black powder, or plastic explosives. (Definitions paraphrased from A.R.S. www.azleg.state.az.us)

Weapon Laws, Gun Laws, Firearm Laws Mesa AZ There are many different types of weapon charges, and situations for which weapon charges are involved and may apply. Weapon charges in Arizona are comprehensive and specifically defined and classified under the State of Arizona weapons laws. Whether you were arrested for Weapon Charges in Phoenix AZ, Mesa AZ, Tempe AZ, Chandler AZ, Scottsdale AZ, Gilbert AZ, Mesa AZ, Maricopa County AZ or any other county or city in Arizona you will be subject to the rules of authority of Arizona State Law and criminal codes cited below:

“A.R.S. Chapter 31 WEAPONS AND EXPLOSIVES 13-3101 through 13-3120” (Citations from www.azleg.state.az.us)

Weapon Charges and Gun Charges Defense Lawyer Mesa AZ It is risky to attempt to defend yourself without a qualified criminal defense attorney in Mesa Court, through the Criminal Justice System in Mesa AZ. Without criminal defense or good legal representation in Mesa, you could potentially harm your case unknowingly by something you do or say that can be held against you. Those who go without good private practice criminal defense representation are truly at a disadvantage. The results are swift convictions, and harsh sentencing. Some people feel that the criminal justice system is designed for convictions and entails a maze of procedures and protocols of the Mesa AZ court. Many top attorneys in Mesa AZ agree and recommend that you consult a Mesa AZ criminal defense, weapon’s charge defense attorney or attorney who defends weapon charges often in Mesa criminal justice system and Mesa courts, frequently, if you have been charged or arrested for any weapon charge. Your Mesa, AZ criminal defense attorney will be the barrier between you and the police and prosecution. A good Mesa criminal defense lawyer will be your voice, tell your side of the story, make sure your rights are not violated, and make sure you are treated fairly. They will gather and examine all the facts surrounding your case, make sure your constitutional rights have not been violated, tell your side of the story through proper legal channels, present compelling arguments in negotiations, hearings, trials, and through motions and make every effort to protect you against the harshest penalties for weapons crimes in Mesa AZ.

An experienced Mesa AZ weapon charges defense attorney will do everything possible to challenge and suppress any evidence against you, attempt to get your charges reduced, or dismissed or the otherwise best possible outcome in your case. Every weapons charge case is different and the defenses that will be used may be different. Cases and their outcomes vary greatly depending on the circumstances, strength of the prosecutions evidence and many other factors surrounding the charges.

A good criminal attorney who defends weapons charges frequently in Mesa AZ Court through the Mesa Criminal Justice System will greatly increase your chances of a getting a good outcome in your case.

If you have been charged with any Arizona DUI, Aggravated DUI, Extreme DUI, Second DUI, Third or more DUI charges, DUI Under age 21, Drug DUI, Minor Consumption DUI, DUI with child under 15 in vehicle, Felony DUI, Any Drug Charges, Drug possession charges, Drug sales, Drug Distribution, Drug Trafficking, Drug smuggling, Drug Importation, Drug Transportation, Drug Cultivation, Drug Manufacturing, Misdemeanor Drug charges, Felony Drug charges, Dangerous Drugs, Narcotics, Marijuana, or any other criminal charge including theft, assaults, aggravated assault, domestic assault, sexual assault, police assault, domestic violence, probation violations, robbery, theft, burglary, vehicular assault, weapon charges, disorderly conduct with a weapon, endangerment with a weapon, other firearm and gun charges, computer crimes, ID theft crimes, or any other criminal charges contact the Law Office of James Novak, for your Free Consultation at (480) 413-1499. Speak directly with experienced Arizona criminal Defense and DUI Defense Attorney James Novak (Former Prosecutor).

For more Arizona criminal defense and DUI defense help, free DUI defense books, and free DUI and criminal defense videos visit: http://www.arizonacriminaldefenselawyer.com The Law Office of James Novak is devoted to handling 100% DUI, Drug & criminal cases in Mesa, Phoenix, Gilbert, Tempe, Chandler, Scottsdale, AZ, and other cities surrounding areas valley-wide in Maricopa County Arizona.

This post was intended to provide general information only and is not intended as specific legal advice. You should not rely upon this information alone, but should consult legal counsel regarding the application of the laws and regulations discussed and as applied to your specific case or circumstance.