Juvenile Offenses
In the State of Arizona, minors under the age of 18 may be tried in juvenile court. However, in some cases, juveniles as young as 15 must be tried in adult court – with severe adult consequences on the line.
Juvenile Court vs. Criminal Court
As such, the juvenile criminal court is separate from the adult court system. Juvenile court cases differ from those that take place in traditional criminal court. The charges, potential defenses your child has against them, and the penalties they’ll face for conviction vary from those facing adults.
Arizona Juvenile Criminal Defense Lawyers
Children under 18 are just starting out with their lives; a criminal conviction can derail their chances for success for years to come. If your child is facing juvenile criminal charges in Maricopa County you need more than a defense lawyer, you need a defense lawyer skilled in Arizona juvenile law.
Call the Attorneys at Tait & Hall to get personal and professional legal assistance for your child.
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