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When Can a Minor Really Be Charged as an Adult in Arizona?

In the realm of juvenile justice in Arizona, the question of when a minor can be charged as an adult is a critical one, carrying profound implications for both the individual and their family. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the criteria and…

How Do Appeals Work, and When Can You File for One?

Navigating the complexities of the legal system can be daunting, especially when faced with a criminal conviction. However, understanding your rights and options for recourse is crucial in seeking justice. In this informative blog post, we delve into the intricacies of appeals—how they function,…

A Revealing Look at Arizona’s Indecent Exposure Laws

Indecent exposure is the intentional exposure of your private parts in a public place or when other non-consenting people are present. Arizona law considers this a serious crime, and it can result in jail time, fines and fees, probation, community service, and having to…

Graduation Season in Tucson: Brush Up on Arizona’s DUI Laws

The Tucson Police Department knows that graduation season means that more young or underage drinkers will be on the road, posing a threat to public safety. This means that more police officers will be on the road, looking for signs of impaired drivers. Even…

6 Reasons You Need a Good Defense Lawyer

If you have been accused of a crime, you could be facing a long list of potential consequences. From prison sentences to large fines, it’s not a question of whether a criminal conviction will have a major impact on your life—it’s a question of…

Understanding the Laws Surrounding Recreational Cannabis and DUIs

With changing attitudes and laws regarding recreational cannabis use, it's crucial to understand how these shifts interact with driving under the influence (DUI) statutes. Arizona's approach to handling DUIs in the context of marijuana use aims to find a balance between acknowledging the legality…

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