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What is Inadmissible Evidence?

In the U.S. legal system, the admissibility of evidence is a cornerstone of ensuring fair trials. Inadmissible evidence cannot be presented to the jury or judge during a trial, as its inclusion could compromise the integrity of the proceedings. Understanding when evidence becomes inadmissible…

What Qualifies as Embezzlement?

Embezzlement is a form of white-collar crime involving the misuse or theft of assets by someone entrusted to manage or oversee those resources. This breach of trust frequently occurs in professional or financial relationships and carries significant legal consequences. Understanding what qualifies as embezzlement…

Court Lingo: Your Glossary of Legal Terms

Navigating the legal system can feel overwhelming, especially when confronted with unfamiliar terminology. Whether you're preparing for a legal matter, following a court case, or simply trying to understand a legal document, knowing the meaning of key legal terms is crucial. Below is a…

A Look at Arizona’s New Laws

Did you know that more than 200 Arizona new laws were signed into effect in 2024? At the Tucson law firm of Janet Altschuler, we are always working to stay apprised of Arizona’s latest laws and regulations so that we can better represent our…

Can You Face Criminal Charges After a Car Accident?

Car accidents happen every day, and in most cases, they are minor incidents that are resolved by auto insurance companies. However, it is possible to face criminal charges after a car accident if someone has been injured, you were drinking and driving, the accident…

Busting Myths About Criminal Defense Lawyers

When you are facing criminal charges in Arizona, you need the services of an experienced, aggressive criminal defense lawyer. Unfortunately, when you turn to the internet to start researching criminal defense lawyers, you are likely to encounter a lot of outdated or false information.…

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