Alcohol Charges

Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor

Providing alcohol to a minor (under 21) is illegal and offenders could be facing a misdemeanor. Because it is a criminal charge and could affect your personal life, it is important to hire a qualified attorney to defend you. (ARS §4-244)

Minor in Consumption of Alcohol (MIC)

Commonly referred to as an MIC, this misdemeanor criminal charge carries potentially serious consequences. It can affect education opportunities and careers. A person in violation of the statute can be ordered to pay a fine and/or spend up to 4 months in jail. (ARS §4-244)

Open Container of Alcohol

Consuming or possessing an open container of alcohol while operating a vehicle is illegal in the State of Arizona. A person in violation could be facing a class 2 misdemeanor. (ARS §4-251)

Public Consumption of Alcohol

In some states it is legal to consume alcohol in public, however, in Arizona it is illegal. You can be cited for public consumption. (ARS §4-244)

Tempe and Scottsdale Lawyer for Minor in Possession of Alcohol (MIP) Cases

Commonly referred to as an MIP, a person in violation of the statue can face up to 30 days in jail, ordered to pay a fine and serve a term of probation. (ARS §4-241)