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If you are facing a Domestic Violence Related charge, you need an Attorney that knows the law. Domestic Violence is often attached to Assault, Disorderly Conduct, and Criminal Damage offenses in Arizona. If you have been charged with any of these crimes, its time to get an attorney that knows how to defend your rights.
With a team of experienced and passionate attorneys, Tamou Law Group offers a comprehensive range of legal professionals to help fight your case. We have former prosecutors, retired officers, and trial attorneys ready to provide you with the best defense possible for your domestic violence case. Arrested for DV? let us help you win.
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Recent Domestic Violence Case Results
Charge: Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon (Gun)
Class 2 Felony - Domestic Violence Offense
Result: Diversion
Schedule a FREE ConsultationCharge: Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon (Knife)
Class 2 Felony - Domestic Violence Offense
Result: Disorderly Conduct - Class 6 Undesignated (Can become Misdemeanor)
Schedule a FREE ConsultationCharge: Kidnapping
Class 2 Felony - Domestic Violence Offense
Result: False Imprisonment - Class 6 Felony
Schedule a FREE ConsultationCharge:Harassment (5 Counts)
Class 5 Felonies X5 - Domestic Violence Offenses
Count2: Trespassing
Result: Dismissed
Schedule a FREE ConsultationCharge: Criminal Trespass (1st Degree)
Class 5 Felony - Domestic Violence Offense
Result: Criminal Trespass (3rd Degree) Misdemeanor
Schedule a FREE ConsultationHow Tamou Law Defends Domestic Violence Charges
Some Potential Defenses
Self-Defense
A defendant may claim that they acted in self-defense or defense of others. If the defendant reasonably believed that they were in imminent danger of harm, and the force used was necessary to protect themselves or others, this may be a valid defense.
False Accusation
In some cases, a victim may falsely accuse the defendant of domestic violence. This can occur due to a variety of reasons, such as revenge, jealousy, or mental illness. If the defense can provide evidence that the accusations are false or that the victim has a history of making false accusations, this may help to refute the charges.
Lack of Evidence
The prosecution has the burden of proof in a criminal case, and must provide sufficient evidence to convince a jury of the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. If the evidence against the defendant is weak or circumstantial, this may help to cast doubt on the charges.
Mental State
In some cases, a defendant may have a mental health condition that affected their ability to understand their actions or control their behavior. If the defense can show that the defendant was not in control of their actions at the time of the offense, this may be a valid defense.
Consensual Conduct
In some cases, the alleged domestic violence may have occurred in the context of consensual conduct. For example, if the alleged victim consented to rough sex, this may be a valid defense.
Provocation
We may suggest that the alleged victim's behavior provoked the accused's response, which could affect the assessment of culpability.
