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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...

28 Sep

Posted at 05:06h in Arizona Law by

School is back in session, and for some that means welcoming newcomers into their crowd. Whether it happens in a fraternity, a sports team, a sorority, or a theater group, hazing can have criminal repercussions.  Even though hazing might seem like a normal part of joining...

27 May

Posted at 07:00h in Arizona Law by

Failure to appear has serious consequences. If you are ever charged with a crime in Arizona, you will be given a court date for a hearing where your lawyer can plead your case. If you fail to appear for your court date, the judge will...

27 Mar

Posted at 15:44h in Arizona Law by

A warrant to search someone's property is common to hear about, especially in the news and on television shows. You might be left with questions about the legality of it, and understanding if it infringes on your Constitutional right to privacy. Keep reading to learn...

27 Apr

Posted at 18:37h in Arizona Law by

Vape pens took our communities by storm as they were believed to be a “healthier” alternative to smoking cigarettes. The truth is, the jury is still out on that (we love a good legal pun!). Recently, vape pens have been in the news because there...