Do You Have to Let Police Officers Search Your Car in Arizona?
A police officer in Arizona can lawfully search your car without a warrant in the course of a lawful traffic stop or other cause for questioning or detention if the officer has probable cause to believe there are illegal items in the car, or…
Understanding the Process of Sealing Criminal Records in Arizona
The laws in Arizona have recently changed with regard to the process of sealing criminal records. If you or a loved one wishes to begin the process of sealing your criminal records, you may want to seek the advice or assistance of a Tucson…
A Look at Gun Crime Laws in Arizona
Being charged with a gun crime in Arizona can affect your ability to get a job, ruin your relationship with family and friends, restrict your ability to own a gun in the future, and result in jail or prison time. If you are charged…
Understanding the Steps of a Criminal Case
You may have seen the steps of a criminal case play out on television, but criminal cases look much different in real life. If you are accused of a crime, it is important to understand the steps in a criminal case and what you…
What to Expect if You Are Accused of Embezzlement
An embezzlement charge is no laughing matter. It is an extremely serious accusation that could lead to fines, jail time, and other negative outcomes. Find out what to expect if you are accused of embezzlement and what Janet Altschuler can do to protect your…
Answers to Common Questions About Arrests and Interrogations
An arrest or interrogation by the police can be a frightening, overwhelming experience. Still, it’s important to be well-versed in your legal rights during these proceedings, so you can leverage these rights later to protect yourself from false charges or unintentional incrimination. Read on…