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What Are the Most Common Crimes During the Holiday Season?

During the holiday season, many people are under added stress and strain as they try to provide for their families and manage busy schedules. Some people choose to resort to theft, burglary, and other criminal acts to get extra money for the holidays. The…

What Are Your Rights When You Are Arrested and Accused of a Crime?

When you are arrested and accused of a crime in Arizona, you are entitled to certain fundamental rights. Understanding those rights will ensure you can protect yourself and defend yourself against charges or accusations. The best thing you can do if you are arrested…

What Happens When Your Child Gets Arrested in Arizona?

In Arizona, a juvenile is anyone who is under the age of 18. However, if your child commits a crime, the prosecutor may decide to charge them as a juvenile or adult depending on their criminal history, age, and the severity of the crime.…

Understanding the Laws Surrounding Cannabis Possession and Interstate Travel

While medical and recreational marijuana use has been legalized in Arizona since 2020, marijuana use and possession is still illegal under federal law. It’s important to understand the federal regulations regarding traveling with marijuana or using marijuana in other states, even if you qualify…

Exploring the Top Five Most Common Juvenile Crimes

When your child is charged with a crime, it’s important to hire an experienced juvenile criminal lawyer. Janet Altschuler is a criminal defense attorney in Tucson who can help you understand the charges against your child and build an aggressive defense.  The best way…

When Is a Criminal Confession Invalid?

If you’ve seen dramatized versions of criminal confessions, they may seem like the end-all, be-all—if someone has confessed, they must be telling the truth, and they must be guilty. However, countless people over time have confessed under duress, and in many cases a confession…

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