Phoenix, AZ asked in Criminal Law and Civil Rights for Arizona

Q: Daughter arrested last night

No Bond

judge at 4pm

Chrgs

MIL AFFAIR/EMERG SER

DISORD CNDCT-REF

how much trouble is she in??

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1 Lawyer Answer
Michelle Villanueva Skura
Michelle Villanueva Skura
Answered
  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Mesa, AZ
  • Licensed in Arizona

A: From your description the charges are likely:

001) Count of MIL AFFAIR/EMERG SERVICE VIOL

(001) Count of Disorderly Conduct- Refuse to Disperse

Without knowing the specifics of your daughter’s case and taking into consideration the Governor's recent curfew/declaration of emergency, our estimate is that these charges will likely be classified as a Misdemeanor 1. Misdemeanors range from level 1-6, with 1 being the most serve and 6 being the least.

While a misdemeanor is not as serious as a Felony, it carries serious ramifications such as hefty fines and incarceration. Long term a conviction of this nature could impact her ability to secure scholarships, stay in school, secure professional licensing and overall job prospects.

Please feel free to contact our office to speak to an Attorney today.

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