| The following are situations in which you might | | | | case is when an offense is committed a felony |
| need to get a lawyer when you are in Tucson, | | | | chronically and therefore is considered an |
| though it would be for anyone's best interest if | | | | offender. Another offense is one that is joined |
| you do not get into such situations. But if you do | | | | properly to another offense that is included in this |
| need to have one, circumstances as the ones | | | | particular subsection.Another situation wherein a |
| below may be enough for you to hire the | | | | criminal prosecution is to be brought up to a |
| services of a lawyer.A juvenile offenderWhen a | | | | juvenile the same way if the offender is an adult, |
| juvenile has committed a crime, the attorney of | | | | is when the mentioned juvenile is accused of |
| the county will then need to bring in a criminal | | | | committing an offense that is considered criminal |
| type of prosecution against such a juvenile in a | | | | and there exists a historical proof of the |
| similar manner as when it is an adult that has | | | | conviction.After such procedures, the court that is |
| committed such a crime. The age of the juvenile, | | | | specially intended to try juveniles shall then have a |
| either if such is seventeen, sixteen or fifteen, is | | | | hearing after an arraignment and just before a |
| irrelevant as long as the offenses fall on the | | | | trial in order to know if a particular juvenile is an |
| following: murder in the first degree (violating sec | | | | offender of felony chronically.It is during the |
| 13-1105), murder in the second degree (violating | | | | hearing that the State of Tucson shall then prove |
| sec 13-1104), forced sexual assault (violating sec | | | | via a preponderance of the available evidence that |
| 13-1406), robbery with arms (violating sec | | | | a particular juvenile is a chronic offender. If it |
| 13-1904), or any other offense felony that is | | | | exists that a particular juvenile is not such, the |
| violent.Another situation where the above case | | | | court will then have to transfer the juvenile to the |
| applies when the following situations arise: a felony | | | | juvenile court as according to sec 8-302.However, |
| that is classified as class 1, a felony that is | | | | if the court then sees enough evidence to prove |
| classified as class 2, a felony that is classified as | | | | that the juvenile has indeed been a felony-chronic |
| class 3 that is in direct violation of any of the | | | | offender, and if the juvenile did not in any way |
| offense indicated through chapters 1 up until | | | | file a particular motion that will determine if the |
| chapter 17, or chapter 23 or 19.A felony that is | | | | juvenile is a chronic offender, the prosecution shall |
| classified as class 3 that is in any way violating an | | | | then have to go on.All in all, a criminal defense |
| offense in chapters 10 up until chapter 17 or | | | | lawyer will do best to guide one through the |
| chapter 23 or 19 is also subject for a criminal | | | | process of such a procedure when in provides |
| prosecution.Also included in the above charge are | | | | *straight to the point* articles about Criminal |
| the following felony: class 3 up until 6. These all | | | | Defense Lawyer, Federal Criminal Defense and |
| involve the inflicting - with intention - of an injury | | | | Criminal Defense Investigator. |
| that is serious and at the same time physical, as | | | | If you need more information, please visit |
| well as the willful discharge or an exhibition of a | | | | Criminal Defense Faqs. |
| weapon that is deadly and dangerous.Another | | | | |