You can state to the officer or other law enforcement official that you are pleading your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent. You are allowed to remain silent. If you are harassed by the police after informing them that you …
When will charges be reduced or dropped?
The ability of your attorney to get charges against you reduced or dropped depends largely on the circumstances of the case, the crime you are charged with, as well as your prior criminal history. It would be unethical for an …
What are the penalties I face if I’m convicted?
The penalties for a crime depend upon the type of crime committed, and whether you are convicted of a misdemeanor or felony. Generally, a misdemeanor results in fines, probation, and mandatory community service. In the case of a traffic violation …
Should I represent myself in a criminal case?
It is extremely risky to represent yourself in a criminal case. When you face criminal charges and potential jail time, your attorney is your first and only defense against the state’s legal team consisting of the arresting officer and his …
What is the main difference between a misdemeanor and a felony in Arizona?
Generally, more minor crimes are classified as misdemeanors, punishable by no more than one year in jail. Possession of marijuana in small amounts, a petty theft crime or first-time DUIs are misdemeanors. Felonies, on the other hand are serious criminal …
What areas of criminal law do you handle?
The Workman Law Group provides professional criminal defense counsel for a full range of misdemeanor and criminal offenses, including: DUI, vehicular manslaughter, multiple DUI, all drug crimes, drug possession, drug sales, possession of marijuana, internet crimes, sex crimes, theft crimes, …