Arizona criminal traffic defense

Got a Criminal Traffic Ticket? Don’t Walk Into Court Alone.

Criminal speeding, reckless driving, DUI and suspended license charges carry possible jail time and a permanent record. Get a free, confidential review of your case today.

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Know the stakes

This Isn’t a Ticket You Can Just Pay.

A criminal traffic citation means a court date and a misdemeanor charge. A conviction follows you on background checks, raises your insurance for years, and can cost you your license.

Possible Jail TimeCriminal speeding is a class 3 misdemeanor. Reckless driving and suspended license charges carry even more.

A Criminal RecordEmployers and landlords can see it. Many people don't realize this until after they plead guilty.

Points and Higher InsuranceFines are only the start. Insurance increases often cost more than the ticket itself.

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Charges We Defend Across Arizona

Criminal SpeedingOver 85 mph, or more than 20 over in a business or residential district.

Reckless DrivingIncludes aggressive driving and racing citations.

DUIStandard, extreme and DUI with an accident.

Suspended LicenseDriving on a suspended, revoked or SR-22 related license.

?Not sure if your ticket is criminal? Look for the word “criminal” on your citation, or send us a photo and we’ll tell you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I really need a lawyer for a speeding ticket?For a civil ticket, usually not. For a criminal citation, you're facing a misdemeanor charge, and going in without representation means negotiating with the prosecutor on your own.

How much will it cost?Every case gets a flat fee quote during your free review, with a monthly payment option. You'll know the full number before you decide.

Who will I talk to first?An intake specialist takes your details, then a senior legal analyst reviews your case with you, usually the same day. Our attorney focuses on representing clients in court.

My court date is soon. Is it too late?Call us today. The sooner we review your case, the more options you have.

Is this confidential?Yes. What you share during your consultation stays confidential.

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