Offenses Involving Endangerment Of Another

Knowledgeable Defense In Complex Cases

Depending on the allegations, offenses involving endangerment of another can result in a misdemeanor or felony charge. The lawyers at Lane, Hupp, & Crowley, PLC, can protect your rights when you face significant consequences. With nearly four decades of combined experience, we thoroughly investigate your case to uncover the most appropriate defense strategy forward.

The Differences Between Misdemeanor And Felony Charges

In Arizona, to be charged with endangerment as a Class 6 felony, the allegation must involve a substantial risk of imminent death. As a Class 1 misdemeanor, there only needs to be an allegation that the person recklessly endangered another person with a substantial risk of physical injury.

If charged as a Class 6 felony non-dangerous offense, you could face a prison term of .5 to 1.5 years with probation eligible as a first offense, 1 year to 2.25 years with one historical prior, and 3 to 4.5 years with two historical priors.

If charged as a Class 6 felony dangerous offense, you could face a jail term of 1.5 to three years as a first offense, three to 4.5 years with one historical dangerous prior and 4.5 to six years with two historical priors.

If charged as a Class 1 misdemeanor, you could be facing up to six months in jail, three years of probation, and steep fines.

Identifying Weaknesses In The Case Against You

Attorney Alex Lane worked as a prosecutor for three years. Mr. Lane was involved in a large number of serious cases and attended numerous seminars put on for law enforcement personnel and prosecuting attorneys. Many of these seminars discussed investigative tactics and trial techniques, and strategies of prosecutor. Because of this extensive experience, Mr. Lane has a complete understanding of how the police and prosecutors work, and can bring this experience to the table to defend you in your case.

We are committed to putting his experience to use and getting you the best results possible when you face an endangerment felony or misdemeanor.

Get The Representation Your Case Needs

When you face harsh penalties, you need a strong, experienced criminal defense attorney. We offer free initial consultations, low rates and payment plans. Learn how we can assist with your case by contacting our Phoenix office. Call us at (480) 562-3482 or email us through our website.