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21 Jul

Posted at 18:38h in Arizona Law, Death Penalty, Domestic Violence, DUI, Felonies, First-Degree Murder, Homicide, Manslaughter, Misconduct Involving Weapons, misdemeanor, Todd Coolidge by

Todd Coolidge, the lead criminal defense attorney at Coolidge Law Firm, has represented many homicide cases in Arizona. His experience in the courtroom and his vast knowledge of the subtleties of law mean his clients trust him to handle their case. In our previous blog...

14 Jul

Posted at 21:39h in Aggravated Assault, Arizona Law, Capital Punishment, Death Penalty, Felonies, First-Degree Murder, Homicide, Todd Coolidge by

Subjects like these are never fun to discuss, but understanding how the law approaches and defines acts like homicide is essential when interacting with our court systems. Todd Coolidge, a Certified Criminal Law Specialist, has handled scores of challenging cases throughout Maricopa County and the...

28 Jun

Posted at 19:10h in Arizona Law, Arizona Supreme Court, Capital Punishment, Death Penalty, Felonies, First-Degree Murder, Laws, Legal Process, Mitigating Circumstances, Todd Coolidge, U.S. Constitution, US Supreme Court by

Capital punishment, or the death penalty, is a polarizing legal issue in our nation. And it’s extremely relevant to citizens of the Grand Canyon State, as we are one of 31 States in the US where the death penalty is still legal. On three separate...

21 Jun

Posted at 21:14h in Aggravated Assault, Arizona Law, Assault, Burglary, Courtroom Procedure, Disorderly Conduct, Domestic Violence, Drug Possession, DUI, Felonies, Legal Process, Todd Coolidge by

When the suspect of a crime is brought into custody by law enforcement and made aware of their right to an attorney, Coolidge Law Firm (serving Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa Arizona) ALWAYS recommends they call an experienced criminal defense attorney. The reason? There may not...

14 Jun

Posted at 19:56h in Aggravated Assault, Arizona Law, Assault, Burglary, Criminal Damage, Disorderly Conduct, Domestic Violence, Felonies, Harassment & Stalking, Larceny, misdemeanor, Sexual Conduct with a Minor, Summer Crime, Theft, Todd Coolidge by

The Old Wives’ Tale—that hot weather makes people irritable and more likely to commit a crime—may just have some validity. In 2014, the U.S. Department of Justice gathered nationwide research and published a report in which they tracked seasonal criminal victimization trends for various violent...