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Types of Murder Charges in Arizona

Murder is widely considered to be the most heinous of all crimes. As you might expect, a murder conviction in Arizona results in severe penalties. If you’ve been arrested for any type of murder charge, or you believe you may be under investigation, it’s…

All About Field Sobriety Tests

Because Arizona has some of the most notoriously stringent DUI penalties in the nation, many people believe that there isn’t much you can do to fight back against a DUI conviction. Of course, your best defense against a DUI is to avoid drinking and…

What to Know About Job Searching After Prison

Finding a decent job is hard enough. Finding one with a criminal record can seem nearly impossible, especially if you have a serious felony or multiple convictions. And while certain organizations (like the National Employment Law Project) have been working to improve employers’ perceptions…

Effective Defenses Against DUI Charges in Arizona

Driving under the influence of alcohol is a serious offense that can result in the suspension of your driver’s license, substantial fines, and time behind bars. However, an arrest does not always result in a conviction—especially if you hire an experienced criminal defense attorney.…

How to Get Released Early from Jail

Jail terms tend to be much shorter than prison terms. However, no one wants to be behind bars any longer than they have to, and if you or a loved one is in jail, you’re probably already daydreaming about the release date. Fortunately, you…

Essential Info About House Arrest

Arizona allows the possibility of house arrest for certain offenders. House arrest refers to a period of incarceration that is served at the defendant’s home. Typically, defendants are required to serve a certain amount of time behind bars, followed by a term of house…

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