When a person is unfairly convicted as a result of an error committed by the court, the prosecutor, or even their own lawyer, they have the right to introduce further evidence or raise other problems after their conviction. However, in...
Fraud crimes in Arizona can refer to a wide range of illegal conduct, but they all have one thing in common: acquiring personal benefit by deception. These fraudulent acts can occur as a result of the use of incorrect or misleading...
The criminal law in Arizona is a body of statutes defining the nature and consequences of offensive behaviors, actions, and attempts. These statutes are found throughout the Arizona Revised Statutes (Az. Rev. Stat.) but mostly...
What is Misconduct Involving Weapons? The crime of “Misconduct Involving Weapons,” defined in A.R.S. § 13-3102, is a serious crime in Arizona and is usually charged as a felony offense for the illegal possession of a deadly weapon. There...
It is unlawful for any person who is under the influence of intoxicating liquor or any drugs to drive or be in actual physical control of any vehicle. When you apply for and accept the privilege to drive a vehicle in Arizona, you give...
Arizona law is clear: you cannot knowingly possess or use illegal drugs. If you are discovered under the influence, or with drugs on or near you, it’s likely you’ll be charged with felony drug possession. The state’s drug laws are very...
Dealing with actual or alleged domestic violence is a difficult and emotional experience that is surrounded by many negative implications. If you have been charged with domestic violence, you must take the steps necessary to clear your...
Domestic violence is a serious offense designation in Arizona that has long-term and severe penalties. The statute that defines domestic violence is ARS 13-3601 , with its violation being tried as a felony or misdemeanor. Arizona...