Criminal Damage can be a Class 2 Misdemeanor or a Felony in the State of Arizona. Under Arizona law, a person commits criminal damage by recklessly defacing or damaging property belonging to another person. You can also be charged with this crime if you are accused of tampering with another person's property with the purpose of substantially impairing its function, use or value. The severity of the offense you are charged with depends on the dollar amount of the damage caused. The attorneys at Corso & Rhude are very experienced in handling both misdemeanor and felony Criminal Damage cases. There is often times a reasonable explanation for why the damage occurred. As former prosecutors, our attorneys know that these cases can often times be difficult for the State to prove. Having an experienced, aggressive former prosecutor by your side could be the difference between a conviction on your record or a dismissal.

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