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15 Mar

Posted at 21:05h in Aggravated Assault, Assault, Bail Jumping, Burglary, Criminal Damage, Disorderly Conduct, Domestic Violence, Drug Possession, DUI, Failure to Appear, Felonies, Forgery, Fraud, Harassment & Stalking, Identity Theft, Laws, misdemeanor, Robbery, Theft, Todd Coolidge by

If you’ve been charged with a misdemeanor in Arizona, this post will tell you what you need to know about misdemeanor classifications and their sentencings. Since we’re criminal law specialists who have been serving Gilbert, Chandler, and Mesa Arizona for over 25 years, at Coolidge...

10 Mar

Posted at 20:10h in Disorderly Conduct, Drug Possession, Felonies, Laws, Legal Process, misdemeanor, Todd Coolidge by

Todd Coolidge of Coolidge Law Firm, serving the Greater Metro-Phoenix Arizona area, has won another landmark case! Recently, The Court of Appeals made a ruling on his oral argument in the case of a California man traveling in Arizona with a physician recommendation for cannabis....

07 May

Posted at 21:29h in Aggravated Assault, Assault, Burglary, Criminal Damage, Domestic Violence, Drug Possession, Felonies, Larceny, misdemeanor by

In our last blog post, we covered the history of the Miranda Warning and how it became mandatory for all suspected criminals to be read their rights before arrest. In this post, Coolidge Law Firm (certified criminal law specialist in Phoenix, Arizona) would like to...

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...

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...