Is traveling on your list of new year resolutions? Missing family members who live far away? If you are on probation or parole, you might be wondering if you can travel. Unfortunately, travel may be complicated. If you meet all the right criteria, then the...
Thinking about making a fake ID or forging a birth certificate? Don’t do it. Although it might seem harmless, tampering with public records is a serious crime. When you fake, alter, destroy, or withhold public records, you could be playing with your future. Tampering with...
Domestic violence can be any type of violent or threatening behavior that is committed against another member of the same family or household. Because domestic violence is an aggravating factor, these crimes have very serious consequences. A crime that might normally be a misdemeanor could...
Arizona has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to impaired driving. If you get pulled over and there are any traces of alcohol in your system, you can get charged with a DUI. And if you're convicted, that means you can't drive without passing a...
Of all the types of criminal trespassing, unlawfully entering a military facility will probably get you into the most trouble. If you’re on military property and you’re not supposed to be there, you could end up in prison. Trespassing in a military installation is a...
Pretending to be a police officer could mean felony charges if you get caught. You may have heard of the man who was arrested for impersonating an officer and arriving armed at the Charlie Kirk memorial. This incident left the public with many questions about...
In Arizona, breaking the traffic laws can land you in some hot water. Civil violations, like speeding tickets, can typically be dismissed with a small fine or some time in driving school. Criminal traffic violations, on the other hand, mean a court date. You could...
If you don’t want to spend 2026 having to take a breath test every time you start your car, don’t drink and drive. Arizona is a zero-tolerance state, and with the holidays approaching, law enforcement is gearing up for an increase in drunk driving incidents. Every...
It might seem harmless, but intruding on someone else’s property can lead to serious consequences in Arizona. For most, it can mean misdemeanor charges with jail time or fines. However, in some cases, it can land you in prison with a felony record. Is Trespassing Always...
If you are facing criminal charges, the court will appoint a lawyer for you. But if you want to fight those charges and secure the best possible outcome, you need a certified defense attorney on your side. They will help you navigate the criminal justice...