Criminal Damage – Arizona
Criminal damage in Arizona covers destruction or defacement of property and is charged under ARS §13-1602, with penalties ranging from class 1 misdemeanors to class 4 felonies depending on aggravating factors and damage level. Our team’s background — including a former judge, prosecutor and police officer — informs practical defense strategies tailored to each case.
Oliverson Law was very punctual and timely. They handled my case in a timely manner. Having an advocate on your side is well worth the money. Also during the pre trial period it is nice to have som…
Oliverson Law was very punctual and timely. They handled my case in a timely manner. Having an advocate on your side is well worth the money. Also during the pre trial period it is nice to have someone take care of business for you to save on the embarrassment of going to court.
Arizona Criminal Damage Law – ARS 13-1602
Arrested? Call Oliverson Law DUI & Criminal Defense and get the help of a former judge, prosecutors, and police officer on your side.
Under Arizona law, criminal damage can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor depending on the circumstances of your case. These charges can have a substantial impact on your future. At Oliverson Law DUI & Criminal Defense we have the experience necessary to help you get the best possible result. Our team includes a former judge, prosecutors, and police officer and we have handled thousands of cases involving criminal damage.
Arizona law defines criminal damage as recklessly defacing or damaging another person’s property, tampering with another person’s property to impair its function or value, damaging a utility, drawing or inscribing something onto another person’s property without their permission, or intentionally tampering with a utility property.
Penalties for criminal damage are based on the value of the property. This means if the property is valued at …
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There are a number of factors that the courts consider when determining the amount of damage caused. These factors include:
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If you have been charged with criminal damage in Arizona, an experienced and aggressive attorney at Oliverson Law DUI & Criminal Defense can help you fight your case.
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We serve clients in Maricopa, Pinal, Yavapai, and Coconino Counties, including the communities of Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Apache Junction, Peoria, Glendale, Goodyear, Avondale, Surprise, Prescott, Florence, and other locations throughout Arizona.
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“The best decision I have ever made was choosing Derek Oliverson as my lawyer. He made the process easy and simplified, what to me, was a confusing ordeal. I have never been through anything like this and was very anxious on the outcome. He eased my mind and was able to prevent my charges from even happening. I would definitely recommend this lawyer and his firm to anyone who might need knowledgeable counsel.”
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Why Choose Oliverson Law DUI & Criminal Defense
When it comes to your defense, experience isn’t optional — it’s essential. At Oliverson Law, you get a full legal team that’s been on every side of the courtroom.
Former Judge & Prosecutors
As former prosecutors, police officers, and judges, our attorneys have experience on all sides of the law. This insight allows them to better defend your case.
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Because arrests don’t wait for business hours. All clients get our personal cell phone numbers — reach us by text or call day or night.
Frequently Asked Questions
Under Arizona law, criminal damage can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor depending on the circumstances of your case. These charges can have a substantial impact on your future. At Oliverson Law DUI & Criminal Defense we have the experience necessary to help you get the best possible result. Our team includes a former judge, prosecutors, and police officer and we have handled thousands of cases involving criminal damage.
Arizona law defines criminal damage as recklessly defacing or damaging another person’s property, tampering with another person’s property to impair its function or value, damaging a utility, drawing or inscribing something onto another person’s property without their permission, or intentionally tampering with a utility property.
Penalties for criminal damage are based on the value of the property. This means if the property is valued at …
There are a number of factors that the courts consider when determining the amount of damage caused. These factors include:
If you have been charged with criminal damage in Arizona, an experienced and aggressive attorney at Oliverson Law DUI & Criminal Defense can help you fight your case.
Charged With Criminal Damage in Arizona?
Criminal damage charges can escalate quickly. Our experienced attorneys know how to build a strong defense. Former judge, prosecutor, and police officer on your side.