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Computer crime in Arizona is becoming more common as technology advances. From AI deepfakes to cyberstalking, crimes that happen online are still illegal.

03 Apr Computer Crimes Are a Growing Category in Arizona Law

Posted at 16:09h in Arizona Law, Federal Crimes, Harassment & Stalking, Sex Crimes, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Conduct with a Minor by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

You might be familiar with some types of cyber crimes already. Things like credit card fraud, identity theft, phishing, revenge porn, and computer tampering are, unfortunately, quite common. But did you know there are other types of cyber crimes that are also punishable under Arizona...

Sexual misconduct describes crimes like indecent exposure and sexual assault. A conviction could mean time behind bars and registration as a sex offender in Arizona.

26 Mar What Does Sexual Misconduct Mean?

Posted at 16:32h in Criminal Activity, Sex Crimes by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

“Sexual misconduct” is an umbrella term for several different types of crimes that revolve around unwelcome or illegal sexual behavior. Some types of sexual misconduct can even be felony offenses. A conviction could mean significant time behind bars, as well as mandatory registration as a...

The difference between a misdemeanor and felony theft comes down to the value of the stolen property or services. Anything over $1,000 is a felony.

22 Mar What Is the Difference Between Felony and Misdemeanor Theft?

Posted at 20:34h in Theft by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

Taking someone else’s property is a crime, and it’s one that carries serious consequences. In Arizona, thefts can be either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the value of the property. If that amount is over $1,000, it’s a felony, and sentencing could include...

Aggravated assault on a minor in Arizona has serious consequences that can include significant time in prison.

16 Mar Aggravated Assault Has Very Serious Consequences When a Minor Is Involved

Posted at 20:33h in Aggravated Assault, Arizona Crime News, Assault, Criminal Activity by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

You might have heard about the substitute teacher who assaulted a fifth grader in Buckeye. The child is well, with no lasting injuries, and the teacher was arrested shortly after the incident. But because they assaulted a minor, the teacher is facing charges of aggravated...

If you are being arrested, it is important that you don’t panic or incriminate yourself. The best thing you can do is comply with instructions and ask to speak with a lawyer.

06 Mar What to Do If You Get Arrested in Arizona

Posted at 03:53h in Arizona Law, Court Systems by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

If you get arrested in Arizona, it is important to understand how to act. The things you say and do during an arrest can have a major impact on your case. The police will do their best to incriminate you, so you’ll have to be...

Learn how to qualify for parole in Arizona, who is eligible, and what the parole process looks like for inmates and their families.

03 Mar How to Qualify for Parole in Arizona

Posted at 17:27h in Uncategorized by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

Parole is not very common in Arizona. In many cases, it is not even an option. A lot of families assume that parole will eventually be an option, only to find out years later that it never was. Time served does not control the process. Behavior...

03 Apr Computer Crimes Are a Growing Category in Arizona Law

26 Mar What Does Sexual Misconduct Mean?

22 Mar What Is the Difference Between Felony and Misdemeanor Theft?

16 Mar Aggravated Assault Has Very Serious Consequences When a Minor Is Involved

06 Mar What to Do If You Get Arrested in Arizona

03 Mar How to Qualify for Parole in Arizona

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