Arizona Misconduct Involving Weapon Attorney

Misconduct Involving Weapons – Arizona

Under Arizona law, misconduct involving a weapon is extremely serious and can be found at A.R.S. 13-3102. There are multiple ways a person can commit “Misconduct Involving Weapons” so it is vital that you contact an experienced and aggressive criminal defense attorney who can effectively analyze your case to determine the best defense available.

Possible Penalties for Misconduct Involving Weapons

If it is charged as a Class 3 Felony:

• Up to 8.75 years in prison
• Up to 5 years of supervised probation;
• Up to $150,000 in court fines plus surcharges.

If it is charged as a Class 4 Felony:

• Up to 3.75 years in prison;
• Up to 4 years of supervised probation;
• Up to $150,000 in court fines plus surcharges.

If it is charged as a Class 6 Felony:

• Up to 2 years in prison;
• Up to 3 years of supervised probation;
• Upt to $150,000 in court fines plus surcharges.

If it is charged as a Class 1 Misdemeanor;

• Up to 6 months in jail;
• Up to 3 years of supervised probation;
• Up to $2,500 in court fines plus surcharges.

If the State charges you with possessing or using a deadly weapon during the commission of the offense it will substantially increase the potential punishment. In addition to prison/jail time, probation and fines, if your case results in a felony conviction you will lose certain civil rights.

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