Governor Ducey signed a bill that created Arizona’s law against terrorism in April of 2012. The bill outlines the laws for making a terrorist threat, false reporting of terrorism, and the liability for expenses incurred from the violation. The definition used to describe a terroristic threat is not included […]
There is a thin line between the charges of robbery and aggravated robbery in the state of Arizona.
When a person commits a robbery, they are taking property that does not belong to them. This is […]
There is no such thing as voluntary or involuntary manslaughter in Arizona. It is either negligent homicide or manslaughter.
Arizona law has broad definitions of manslaughter, with numerous possible scenarios. They can include the following situations:
When are you defending yourself and when are you committing assault? There’s a fine legal line that you could be crossing in Arizona. You need to know what your rights are but you should also be aware […]
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 […]
