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FAQs About Assault Charges

Assault is a serious criminal charge. If you are arrested for assault, you will need a criminal defense attorney to assist with your case from the start, before you answer any questions from law enforcement. In Arizona, there are multiple forms of assault charges,…

Spotlight on Prostitution Laws in Arizona

Prostitution laws in Arizona are extremely strict. It is illegal to pay for a sexual act, to engage in a sexual act for money, or to facilitate the exchange of money for sexual acts. Typically, people convicted of a prostitution-related offense must spend time…

What You Need to Know About Gun Laws in Arizona

Arizona has some of the most permissive gun laws in the country, but there are still laws in place regarding who can own firearms and how they can be used. In the context of criminal cases, crimes that involve the use of a firearm…

Recreational Cannabis: What You Need to Know About Border Patrol Checkpoints

With recreational cannabis now legal in Arizona, there are many questions about the limits of the new laws and how they will be enforced. One significant issue on the minds of many people in Arizona is whether it is legal to bring recreational marijuana…

Advice for Rebuilding Your Life After a Criminal Case

Facing a criminal case, regardless of the outcome, is a life-changing event. Whether you were found innocent or guilty, there is no way to get around the fact that being charged with a crime has lingering consequences. The best thing to do if you…

The Pros and Cons of Zoom Trials

The COVID-19 pandemic has made many previously unimaginable things part of the new normal. For the legal system, these changes include conducting trials via Zoom. Remote court hearings have become extremely common across the country as communities have shut down to slow the spread…

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