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21 Apr

Posted at 21:42h in Aggravated Assault, Assault, Burglary, Disorderly Conduct, Domestic Violence, Drug Possession, Felonies, Harassment & Stalking, Misconduct Involving Weapons, misdemeanor, Robbery, Todd Coolidge by

Gun control is a hot topic in America these days. Regardless of your political stance, Todd Coolidge Law Firm would like to address from a legal standpoint, the gun control laws in Arizona. What are your rights as a resident of the Grand Canyon State,...

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...

24 Nov

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

Taking part in any aspect of gang-related activity is punishable by law. Crime that is organized is considered a direct attack on the government, and in particular, Arizona legislation has been created to address gang participation. Coolidge Law in Gilbert Arizona is experienced in defending...

17 Nov

Posted at 08:00h in Aggravated Assault, Assault, Domestic Violence, Felonies, Harassment & Stalking, Misconduct Involving Weapons, Todd Coolidge, White Collar Crime by

In Western society murder has always been a punishable act. The punishments have changed over time; what used to be an eye-for-an-eye in ancient times has evolved into our modern practice of imprisonment, or even a possible death penalty charge. As a criminal defense specialist...

30 Aug

Posted at 08:00h in Aggravated Assault, Assault, Bail Jumping, Criminal Damage, Domestic Violence, Drug Possession, DUI, Events & Fun, 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

Adults accused of committing crimes in Arizona go through specific criminal court procedures. These procedures are meant to build evidence for the case against the individual accused, to conclude the guilt of the individual, and, if found guilty, to sentence them according to the crime...