About Christopher M Jeffrey — Criminal Defense Tucson
The Law Office of Christopher M Jeffrey provides criminal defense Tucson residents rely on for DUI, felony, misdemeanor, and related personal injury cases across Pima County. The firm offers affordable, personalized representation with free 30-minute consultations. Because Tucson splits prosecution between Tucson City Court, Pima County Justice Court, and Pima County Superior Court, choosing the right forum and motion strategy early is critical. Additionally, the firm also handles family law matters that often overlap with criminal charges.
The practice serves defendants across Pima County, from central Tucson to Marana and Oro Valley. For more local options, see the Tucson attorney directory. Initial consultations focus on the arrest circumstances and available pretrial diversion.
What Clients Say
Reviews highlight approachability, transparent fee discussions, and patient explanation of Arizona procedure. Clients appreciate that the free consultation is a real working meeting, not a sales pitch. Families facing multi-issue cases note the benefit of handling criminal and family matters under one roof.
Criminal Defense Tucson — Practice Areas and Services
- DUI defense, including first-offense, extreme, and aggravated charges
- Felony representation in Pima County Superior Court
- Misdemeanor defense in Tucson City Court and Pima County Justice Court
- Drug possession and paraphernalia charges
- Personal injury from auto accidents
- Family law, including divorce and custody
Frequently Asked Questions
What court handles my Tucson DUI?
If Tucson Police arrested you inside city limits, the case goes to Tucson City Court. Arrests by DPS, Pima County Sheriff, or University of Arizona police are filed in the Pima County Justice Court at 240 North Stone Avenue.
What happens to my driver’s license after a DUI arrest?
Arizona imposes a mandatory 90-day license suspension for a first-time DUI after a chemical test, or a full year for refusing the test. A driver has 15 days to request an MVD hearing to contest suspension.
Is pretrial diversion available in Pima County?
Yes. First-time offenders charged with certain drug possession, theft, or misdemeanor offenses may qualify for Pima County’s Deferred Prosecution Program, which can lead to dismissal after completion.
Quick Facts: Criminal Defense in Tucson, Arizona
- Pima County Justice Court: 240 North Stone Avenue, Tucson — FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program
- First DUI suspension: 90-day mandatory suspension, or one year for refusing chemical testing — Arizona Department of Transportation
- Pima County: Second-most-populous Arizona county with about 1 million residents — US Census Bureau
Related Guide: What a Criminal Justice Attorney Can Do for You


