It’s your worst nightmare. You choose to get behind the wheel after a little get together with friends because after all, you only had a couple beers. Then the blue and red lights flash […]
Burglary, commonly known as breaking and entering, is a serious crime with harsh penalties. Rightly so, people want to feel safe in their house and business owners want to know their premises are secure. However, most people fail to look at the reasons […]
Facing criminal charges for marijuana is serious and could mean being convicted of a felony. Hiring an Arizona criminal defense attorney is your best chance at walking away without a felony on your record.
The severity of marijuana criminal charges […]
In the heat of an argument, you can threaten someone without thinking twice. A threat, however, could have legal repercussions in Arizona. Threatening or intimidating someone can be classified as a criminal activity in a specific set […]
A potential home buyer strolls past real estate signage outside of a property during an open house in Phoenix, Arizona. The allure of owning this beautiful home draws the buyer inside where realtors stand in attention. […]
The most important asset any Arizona worker has is their driver’s license. It’s necessary not only to commute to work, it’s needed to perform some jobs like Uber driving or delivering goods across state. When an […]
Appellate courts often recognize trial errors during the appeals process, some which could drastically change the outcome of cases. From simple procedural errors to prosecutorial misconduct, lower courts may miss massive errors that could […]
Arizona is a state that has what is commonly called a “stand your ground” law. This refers to a type of statute that allows for a certain type of self-defense. This blogpost will provide an overview […]
If you or a family member have been charged with either manslaughter or murder in Arizona, you are going to need a good criminal defense lawyer. These are some of the most serious […]
How prosecutors will approach manslaughter depends on one element: intent. With manslaughter, it was an individual’s intention to take another’s life, but unlike murder, the individual accused of killing another lacked premeditation.
We dive into Arizona’s manslaughter statutes […]
