
Criminal Defense Attorneys Serving Phoenix & Surrounding Areas
If you have been arrested in Gilbert or elsewhere in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area, you have a big problem even if you are innocent. The Arizona criminal justice system is complex, brutal, and merciless unless you are very familiar with it. Don’t worry, because the Gilbert criminal defense attorneys at the Law Office of Brandon White have been winning in this environment for a long time now.
Criminal Cases We Handle in Gilbert, AZ
We leave it up to our clients to decide whether we're the best criminal defense attorneys in Phoenix and we are confident because our track record speaks for itself. Here’s just a few of the different types of matters we have helped our clients with:
DUI
DUI means driving under the influence of intoxicants- typically alcohol. Although DUI is usually a misdemeanor, under certain circumstances, Arizona can charge you with felony DUI.
Vehicular Crimes
A car can get you into trouble in a multitude of ways. Vehicular crimes range from misdemeanor offenses such as endangerment of injury to serious felonies such as negligent homicide.
Criminal Traffic Violations
An individual traffic ticket is no big deal, but a series of them can put your driver’s license in jeopardy. Losing your license could lead to driving on a suspended license and further trouble.
Violent Crimes
Arizona treats violent crimes very seriously. Violent crimes include murder, assault, kidnapping, domestic violence, and similar offenses.
White Collar Crimes
White-collar crimes are non-violent crimes typically committed for financial motivations. Many white-collar crimes are computer crimes.
Theft Crimes
The penalties for theft vary greatly according to the financial value of the stolen items. In some cases, quibbling over the value of an item can make the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony.
Property Crimes
Arizona can charge you with a property crime for anything from spraying graffiti onto a wall to burning down your own home for the insurance proceeds.
Conspiracy
Conspiring to commit a crime can result in severe penalties, up to and including life in prison. It is easier to commit this offense than you might think.
Perjury
Perjury is lying under oath. Under certain circumstances, it can result in years in prison. You don’t have to be in court to commit perjury.
Drug Crimes
Drug crimes range from simple possession of a small amount of a controlled substance for personal use to operating a meth lab in your basement. Penalties range from moderate to severe.
Probation Violations
You can be convicted of a probation violation for activities as simple as associating with certain people, which would be perfectly legal if you weren’t on probation. The standard of proof is also lower.
Juvenile Crimes
Arizona adjudicates juvenile crimes using a completely different system than it does for adult crimes. This system is not always lenient.
Gun Crimes
Under Arizona criminal law, you can turn a relatively minor offense into a very serious offense by using a gun to commit it.
Solicitation
You commit the crime of solicitation when you try to get someone else to commit a crime. Penalties can be serious.
Failure to Appear
Failure to appear in court for one charge can get you charged with a second offense. In some cases, the penalty for failure to appear is harsher than the penalty for the original offense.
Offenses and Penalties in Arizona
Arizona maintains three classifications for its offenses — felonies, misdemeanors, and civil offenses or infractions.

Felonies
Felonies are the most serious type of criminal offense. Arizona subdivides felonies into six different classes based on severity. Arizona law authorizes capital punishment.

Misdemeanors
Misdemeanors are lesser crimes such as petty theft and first-offense DUI. Arizona maintains three classifications for misdemeanors based on severity.

Civil Infractions
In Arizona, civil offenses are offenses that fall short of criminal offenses but still carry penalties. Most of these are traffic offenses such as speeding or running a stoplight.
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Top-Rated Criminal Defense Attorneys in Gilbert, AZ
Whether you are charged with a felony or a misdemeanor in Phoenix, Arizona, it is crucial that you secure an experienced criminal defense attorney to handle your defense. Experienced attorneys are well-versed in how the criminal process works, and they can help you during all legal proceedings.




Remember — never answer questions without your lawyer present. When investigators question you without your lawyer present, you might unintentionally incriminate yourself and thereby damage your case.
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Why Work With the Law Offices of Brandon White, P.C.?
Our firm was founded by former Arizona State Trooper Brandon White, and we know how the Arizona criminal justice system works. We will fight tirelessly to defend your rights.
Decades of Experience
Our lawyers enjoy many decades of combined experience with criminal defense. Whatever happens in your case, we’ve seen it many times before.
Aggressive and Personalized Defense Strategies
Every case is different, and every client has different concerns. We will create a tailor-made defense for you based on the unique facts of your case.
Proven Results
The Law Office of Brandon White has won dismissals, acquittals, and favorable plea bargains for a multitude of clients.






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FAQ
Do I need a lawyer if I’m innocent?
Yes, you absolutely need a lawyer, even if you are innocent. The criminal justice system has many ways of trapping innocent people into a conviction or intimidating them into making unwise plea bargains.
Can the police conduct a search without a warrant?
Yes, they can, under certain circumstances. The general rule is that they need a warrant, but there are many exceptions. The police can search you in the incident of a lawful arrest, for example.
What should I do if I am accused of a crime?
Get a lawyer immediately. Invoke your right to remain silent and tell the police that you will not answer any questions without your lawyer present, even if the police have not yet arrested you. Stay off social media!