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September 24, 2020
Domestic violence and domestic abuse are two common terms that are typically used to describe various unlawful acts in a court of law. There is a thin line between the term domestic violence and domestic abuse. Different statutes may have a slightly varying definition of domestic violence and abuse, but most of the definitions have similar descriptions. The US Department of Justice defines domestic violence as crimes of violence and felonies done by a current or former partner, cohabiting partner, spouse, or intimate partner to the victim. However, some statues, including Arizona’s, also include children victims as part of domestic […]
September 19, 2020
The laws and guidelines surrounding COVID-19 can be complicated. With so many states enacting different laws, it can be difficult to understand what’s happening in Arizona. Currently, some of the laws have changed. What’s the Difference Between Guidelines and Laws? There is little known about the COVID-19 virus. While its danger is obvious, the symptoms and overall impact vary from place to place. Health guidelines are frequently recommended for states or countries to stay as safe as possible, but this does not necessarily mean they are enforceable by law. Many communities have their own set of rules that must be […]
August 26, 2020
Many people who are convicted for driving under the influence of alcohol want to know exactly when their record may be eligible for setting aside the conviction after all conditions of punishment are satisfied. The set aside is Arizona’s version of an expungement. A criminal history in general can be a real ongoing problem for those convicted, and especially when the charge is for impaired driving. This can be a factor in obtaining employment and even eligibility for government services or housing when there is a drug charge connected to the DUI record. Receiving a DUI citation is a watershed […]
August 18, 2020
People know that a drinking and driving conviction will limit a driver’s freedom – due to mandatory jail and driver’s license restrictions. But it hardly ends there. The decision to drive while intoxicated is a decision that will have ripple effects impacting not only your life but also your loved ones. Does a DUI Mean that Your Life’s Over? No, the impact of a DUI on your life does not necessarily cripple your day-to-day living and work, but it is going to be a mess for a while. The first time you’re convicted, it can cost you thousands. You may […]
July 29, 2020
If a defendant is found guilty of a crime in a jury trial in Arizona, they will likely wonder what their next step should be. Well, when someone receives a criminal conviction, it isn’t always the end of the story. The law has built-in safeguards designed to protect anyone who has been wrongfully convicted of a crime. New Trial Motion Often the first step is making a motion to the court for a new trial. The convicted defendant in Arizona has the right to request a new trial within ten days after the entering of their verdict as guilty. […]
