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Have you been charged with Endangerment?

Depending on the allegations, Endangerment can be charged as a class six (6) felony or a class one (1) misdemeanor. To be charged with endangerment as a class one (1) misdemeanor there needs to be an allegation of a person recklessly endangering another person with a substantial risk of imminent death or physical injury. If the allegation of Endangerment involves a substantial risk of imminent death, it will be filed as a class six (6) felony.

If charged as a class six (6) felony non-dangerous offense, you could be facing a jail term of .5 years to 1.5 years with probation eligible as a first offense, 1 year to 2.25 years with one historical prior and 3 years to 4.5 years with two historical priors.

If charged as a class six (6) felony dangerous offense, you could be facing a jail term of 1.5 years to 3 years first offense, 3 years to 4.5 years with one historical dangerous prior and 4.5 years to 6 years with two historical priors.

If charged as a class (1) misdemeanor you could be facing up to six (6) months jail, probation and fines/fees up to $2,500.00 with an 80% surcharge.

There are several defenses that can be used on this charge. Alex Lane will look into your case to determine the State’s weaknesses and your strengths.

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We have experience in representing clients who are facing criminal allegations; we know how to investigate such matters and anticipate what the State will use against you. The Law Offices of Alex Lane also has the availability to consult with several forensic experts to build a strong defense.

You need an aggressive attorney who is experienced to defend you and your rights. To schedule a FREE initial consultation call (480) 776-5757 or click here The Law Offices of Alex Lane will offer you our lowest rates, and payment plans are available.