Author: Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

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10 Mar

Posted at 20:10h in Disorderly Conduct, Drug Possession, Felonies, Laws, Legal Process, misdemeanor, Todd Coolidge by

Todd Coolidge of Coolidge Law Firm, serving the Greater Metro-Phoenix Arizona area, has won another landmark case! Recently, The Court of Appeals made a ruling on his oral argument in the case of a California man traveling in Arizona with a physician recommendation for cannabis....

26 Feb

Posted at 19:41h in Burglary, Felonies, Harassment & Stalking, Misconduct Involving Weapons, misdemeanor, Robbery, Theft, Todd Coolidge, Uncategorized by

In Arizona law there are several classifications of law that involve illegal entry or trespass. Two of those classifications are called burglary or criminal trespass. What’s the difference between the two? As a criminal law specialist, Todd Coolidge of Coolidge Law knows all the distinctions...

17 Jan

Posted at 08:00h in Aggravated Assault, Assault, Domestic Violence, Felonies, Harassment & Stalking, Laws, Legal Process, misdemeanor by

When you find yourself on the wrong side of Arizona law and charged with a crime, it’s important for your rights or the rights of your loved ones to be fully protected in legal proceedings that will affect your future. You need experienced representation that...

03 Jan

Posted at 08:00h in Aggravated Assault, Assault, Bail Jumping, Criminal Damage, Domestic Violence, Drug Possession, DUI, Failure to Appear, Felonies, Forgery, Fraud, Harassment & Stalking, Identity Theft, Laws, Legal Process, Minor in Possession, Misconduct Involving Weapons, misdemeanor, Robbery, Sexual Conduct with a Minor, Technology, Theft, Todd Coolidge, Traffic Offenses, Uncategorized, White Collar Crime by

Each day we’re faced with making hundreds to thousands of decisions: from what color of socks we’ll wear, to the type of toothpaste we’ll use, to what time we’ll leave for work. We may not consciously think about these smaller decisions, but they’re still choices...