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28 Feb Burglary Classifications In Arizona

Posted at 04:36h in Burglary, Criminal Damage, Felonies, Harassment & Stalking, Robbery, Todd Coolidge by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

In our last blog post we talked about the differences between burglary and criminal trespass. Today we’d like to get a little more specific on the subject of burglary. If you’ve been charged with burglary in Arizona, this blog post will help you understand the...

26 Feb Is It Burglary Or Criminal Trespass?

Posted at 19:41h in Burglary, Felonies, Harassment & Stalking, Misdemeanor Charges, Robbery, Theft, Todd Coolidge, Uncategorized by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

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...

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15 Feb The Process for Criminal Cases in Arizona

Posted at 22:57h in Courtroom Procedure, Criminal Defense, Legal Process by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

No one wants to have to go through the court procedures associated with being arrested for criminal conduct. But knowing what’s coming can make the process less frightening. Here is a quick breakdown of the process you’ll go through in Arizona’s court systems, should you...

10 Feb New Arizona Legislation On Opioid Use

Posted at 22:03h in Drug Possession, DUI, Felonies, Todd Coolidge, Uncategorized by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

At Coolidge Law, we want you to be aware of current changes in Arizona that will affect the legal system, health care systems, drug manufacturers, and law enforcement agencies. The new law regarding opioid use in Arizona impacts the dispensing of and use of opioid...

26 Jan Driving With a Suspended License in Arizona

Posted at 08:00h in Todd Coolidge, Traffic Offenses by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

Driving with a suspended license may seem like a minor violation, but Arizona law takes it seriously. A suspended license means an offense has already been committed, and driving on that suspended license is a second breach of the law—which means leniency is not likely....

17 Jan Defense Against Domestic Violence in Arizona

Posted at 08:00h in Aggravated Assault, Assault, Domestic Violence, Felonies, Harassment & Stalking, Legal Process, Misdemeanor Charges by Todd Coolidge, Certified Criminal Law Specialist

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...

28 Feb Burglary Classifications In Arizona

26 Feb Is It Burglary Or Criminal Trespass?

15 Feb The Process for Criminal Cases in Arizona

10 Feb New Arizona Legislation On Opioid Use

26 Jan Driving With a Suspended License in Arizona

17 Jan Defense Against Domestic Violence in Arizona

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