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Facing Driving Under the Influence or DUI charges in the West Mesa Justice Court is not a rite of passage or something you should just have to bear. It is a serious, potentially life-changing criminal charge that carries serious consequences that can affect you and your ability to do what you want to do. A DUI conviction may lead to jail, fines, and a suspension of driving privileges, among other consequences.
The attorneys at the Rosenstein Law Group have the experience and knowledge to get you the best possible result in your DUI case. Contact us for a free consultation so we can figure out the best individualized approach for your West Mesa Justice Court DUI case. Call today at 480-248-7666 or contact us online.
The West Mesa Justice Court is located at 222 E. Javelina Avenue, Suite D Mesa, AZ 85210. The Court is open for business Monday-Friday from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Free parking is available in the front lot of the courthouse. Visitors should allow enough time to park and complete security screening before their scheduled hearing. Visitors entering the courthouse must pass through metal detectors, and items brought into the courthouse are screened through X-ray machines.
The Justice of the Peace for the West Mesa Justice Court is Hon. Elaissia Sears. Cases in the West Mesa Justice Court are prosecuted by the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office. The West Mesa Justice Court’s precinct covers a wide geographic area, and so your case can originate from an arrest on the Loop 101 from the Loop 202 interchange until almost the Via Linda Dr. off-ramp, to far east from there, along State Route 87 almost to its intersection with Shea Blvd.
Many police agencies send their cases to the West Mesa Justice Court, including the Department of Public Safety, or DPS, Salt River Police Department, Tempe Police Department, Scottsdale Police Department, Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, and Mesa Police Department, with the first two being the most common.
The Rosenstein Law Group has experience handling cases resulting from arrests by all of these agencies and has successfully represented clients dealing with the harsh consequences of a DUI conviction out of the West Mesa Justice Court.
The Maricopa County Justice Courts provide forms for criminal traffic and misdemeanor cases, including a Notice of Counsel, general motions, a Motion/Notice for Change of Judge, applications to set aside a judgment or conviction, applications for a Second Chance, petitions to seal criminal records, and requests to change contact information. These forms are available through the court’s website and may be filed with the court.
If you need to file a motion or other document, make sure you use the appropriate form and provide your case information accurately. Filing requirements can vary depending on the type of document. The court’s current criminal motion form instructs parties to provide copies to the opposing side and to check in at the front counter at least 15 minutes before a scheduled hearing.
Because filing procedures can vary by case and document, contact the West Mesa Justice Court at (602) 506-8100 before filing if you are unsure where or how to submit your documents.
Attending court at the West Mesa Justice Court generally goes as follows:
Remember that every case is different, and court procedures can vary depending on the charges and stage of your case. Speak with your attorney about what to expect before your court appearance.
No matter what charges you face in the West Mesa Justice Court, you will benefit from the following with representation by the Rosenstein Law Group:
For a free evaluation of your case and a consultation to determine your best options and defenses, contact the Rosenstein Law Group by calling 480-248-7666 or contacting us online.