Consequences of a Criminal Charge for Juveniles in Arizona

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Although the juvenile justice system in Arizona focuses on rehabilitation, the consequences of a criminal charge against persons under the age of 18 can be serious. If a juvenile commits a minor offense, they can be required to complete community service, go through counseling or write a letter of apology. On the other hand, if a juvenile faces serious charges, they may be sent to a juvenile correctional facility or possibly transferred to adult court where they could face much more severe punishments. In order to avoid unnecessary consequences that could leave a juvenile with a criminal record, I highly suggest that they hire an attorney that focuses on juvenile crimes.

As a juvenile criminal defense attorney, one of my focuses is to keep the emphasis on rehabilitation and to protect your child’s future opportunities. For more information or to schedule a free juvenile criminal consultation with myself, Jeremy Geigle, call (480) 818-9943.

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