Criminal Defense

In the United States of America, and by extension the state of Arizona, you have the right to possess a firearm as long as you follow the appropriate legal procedures. If obtained and licensed legally, you can use a firearm as a measure for…

In addition to legal penalties like prison sentences and fines, a criminal conviction can have another unintentional consequence: It can negatively impact your ability to find a job. Many employers will hesitate to hire individuals with criminal convictions, and many jobs may not even…

Criminal assault is a very serious crime, and anyone prosecuted can receive severe punishments if they are convicted of this felony. In the state of Arizona, an individual convicted of felony aggravated assault could face consequences like restitution, prison time, financial penalties, a criminal…

Embezzlement may not be a violent crime, but it is still a serious offense. If you have been accused of embezzlement in the state of Arizona, you could face heavy penalties, including prison time and fines. Additionally, if you are convicted, it could have…

While court systems across the United States are generally structured in a similar way, each state and municipality can have its own set of unique regulations. When it comes to the court system, understanding how it works, who can pass down sentences, and how…

While many crimes are committed with intention, it is quite possible to accidentally commit a crime. In these situations, it is essential to understand how Arizona law works to best protect yourself from unwarranted repercussions. As a criminal defense attorney with over 20 years…