By design, money laundering involves camouflaging profits obtained from illicit activities or exploitation into presumably “authentic” resources. Through a series of “cloaking”, or layering, persons are able to take dirty money and turn it into legitimate earnings without […]
Arizona is a no-tolerance state, meaning it is unlawful for any person who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs to drive a vehicle. When you apply for a driver’s license in Arizona, you also give consent to test for a blood […]
If you ever restrain a person without giving them the chance to leave on their own free will, you will be committing unlawful imprisonment. Unlawful imprisonment is a criminal act in Arizona, much like it is […]
Facing criminal charges will leave you feeling confused and uncertain about what to do next. This is especially true for charges that sound a bit ambiguous. If you’re not aware of what the charges could entail, you may end up underestimating […]
If your child is facing criminal charges, you’re probably concerned and eager to understand the potential consequences. Juvenile criminal charges in Arizona are handled in a specific way but in a few instances, underage defendants could be […]
Killing another person will usually lead to criminal charges but when we get to legal specifics, things can become a bit more complicated. There’s a difference between manslaughter and negligent homicide, for example. The second crime is defined in […]
Two bills related to driving were passed in 2018 in the Arizona Legislature. Below is a brief summary of the new driving laws in Arizona. Driving laws effect the vast majority of Arizonians, so being cognizant of these changes will help you be aware of the penalties out there […]
Arizona ranks among the states that adopt a zero tolerance policy towards underage drinking. Committing a DUI under the age of 21 can have both immediate and long-term implications. Here are a few of the most important consequences of underage DUI in Arizona to acquaint yourself with.
The Arizona age of consent is 18, which means that individuals who are younger do not have the legal right to provide consent for participation in sexual activity. Whenever such activity occurs between an adult and a minor, charges may be pressed under statutory rape laws in Arizona.
You never know where life is going to take you and how the decisions you make right now will impact your future. Being convicted of driving under the influence can certainly complicate things and make you wonder about major future changes. Moving from one state to […]
