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Category Archives: Criminal Defense
We’re 3 Weeks Into Spring Training – Don’t Risk Legal Troubles Now!
Baseball season kicks off this March with spring training returning to Arizona’s Cactus League stadiums. As a top criminal defense firm seeing legal repercussions firsthand year after year, we urge…
What To Do If You Are Arrested
There is no doubt that getting arrested is frightening. However, if you can keep calm, an arrest does not necessarily lead to more serious consequences. Unfortunately, people get stressed when…
The Arizona Criminal Defense Process
Getting caught up in the criminal justice system can be confusing and scary. When you are asserting your innocence, not knowing what will happen next can cause unnecessary stress and…
What Is A Bench Warrant?
You may have heard of situations where the police arrest someone they stopped, not because they saw the person do something wrong, but because they have a warrant out for…
What To Know About Negotiating A Plea Offer
Most criminal cases never get to trial. Sometimes a criminal defense lawyer can get all charges dismissed entirely, but more often, a defendant and the prosecutor reach a plea agreement.…
How Arizona Defines Resisting Arrest Under A.r.s. § 13-2508
Arizona follows the example of numerous other states in defining the act of resisting a police officer’s attempt to arrest you. This is a distinct criminal offense you could be…
Leaving A Minor Unattended In A Vehicle
According to Arizona law, leaving a minor unattended in a vehicle is not inherently illegal. This behavior might not automatically result in an arrest, but it could result in a…
The Consequences Of False Reporting
False reporting to law enforcement is a serious offense that could lead to steep legal penalties and create a permanent criminal record. From jail time to fines, the consequences of…
I Was Arrested, But No Charges Have Been Filed
It is not uncommon for a person to be arrested on suspicion of having committed a crime and to be released without any formal charges filed against them. If you…
How Arizona Defines Disorderly Conduct Under Ars 13-2904
Arizona Revised Statute § 13-2904 defines disorderly conduct as behavior disruptive to the peace of another individual or a neighborhood. The statute can consider a wide range of behaviors because…
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