Criminal Defense
Charged With a Crime?
A run-in with the law is an overwhelming event, and not knowing what the future holds only makes it worse. A criminal conviction can negatively impact the rest of your life, and as such, it’s important to have a good criminal defense attorney. The right lawyer can make the difference between dismissed charges and a lengthy stint behind bars.
Let Joshua J. Cordova deal with the complexity and anxiety of this situation for you. You can be confident that you’ll be in good hands having an experienced criminal defense attorney in your corner.
Call me at 928-783-0112 today for a free and confidential consultation. You can also submit an online inquiry at our contact page.
Some of the Most Common Cases I Handle:
- DUI (regular, drugs, extreme, super extreme, aggravated, felony)
- Civil and Criminal Traffic Violations (CDL & Regular Driver's License
- Speeding, Reckless Driving, and Aggressive Driving
- Marijuana: Possession, Transportation, or Sales
- Dangerous Drugs: Possession, Transportation, or Sales
- Narcotic Drugs: Possession, Transportation, or Sales
- Drug Paraphernalia
- Contempt of Court
- Minor in Possession or Minor in Consumption
- Property Offenses: Trespassing, Theft, Burglary, Robbery, Shoplifting
- Auto Theft or Theft of Means of Transportation
- Forgery, Fraud, and Identity Theft
- Violent Crimes: Assault and Add Sex Crimes, Aggravated Assault, Dangerous Crimes Against Children
- Disorderly Conduct
- Domestic Violence: Violations of Protection Orders, Injunctions, and Court Orders
- Misconduct Involving Weapons
- Criminal Property Damage
- Robbery
- Set Aside of Convictions
- Probation Violations
- Juvenile Crimes
Facing Felony Charges?
A felony is any offense that can be punished by more than a year in jail—in other words, a crime that carries potential prison. Felony convictions have severe and lasting collateral consequences in your life.
Facing Misdemeanor Charges?
Misdemeanor charges carry up to 6 months jail, fines, fees, probation, and much more. Penalties in misdemeanors are often minor; however, a conviction can leave you with a permanent criminal record. You’ll need an experienced and dedicated attorney to protect your interests.