How to Help Your Criminal Defense Attorney Prepare for Your Case
Nobody should work harder for you than your criminal defense attorney. After all, your rights and freedoms are on the line. However, did you know that there are some important ...
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Can Arizona Police Use GPS to Track Your Vehicle Without Getting a Warrant?
Many of us use GPS on a weekly, if not daily, basis to help us navigate to businesses, restaurants, and homes of friends we have never been to before. You ...
The Criminal Defense Process in Arizona
Being arrested and charged with a crime in Arizona is an overwhelming experience, especially for first-time offenders. The criminal justice system is complicated and confusing, and many individuals may not ...
Charged With Burglary or Robbery? We Can Help!
Being charged with burglary or robbery in Arizona is a serious situation. Arizona law prescribes extremely harsh penalties for these crimes because it considers them to be dangerous crimes, meaning ...
Implied Consent Laws in Arizona Explained
What is the penalty for refusing to take a breath test in Arizona? Most drivers are unaware that at the time they apply for and receive their driver’s license, they ...
Potential Defenses Against DUI Charges in Phoenix
Can I be convicted of a DUI if I was stopped unlawfully? A DUI conviction can significantly impact your freedom, wallet, and your future. In the state of Arizona, DUIs ...
Protecting Your Miranda Rights During a DUI Arrest
Do I need to be read my Miranda rights before being questioned on the scene? The historic United States Supreme Court case of Miranda v. Arizona provided Americans with our ...
What is a Frisk and What Are Your Rights During a Frisk?
You have probably heard of a police “frisk” or “stop and frisk.” This is a common procedure used by law enforcement that raises many critical constitutional rights questions. Given how ...
Can Evidence Gathered in Violation of Your Rights be Used Against You in Court?
One of the most common questions we get from our clients is whether or not evidence that was gathered in violation of their rights can be used against them in ...
Recent Arizona Case Broadens the Definition of “Immediate Threat” for Purposes of Asserting a Justification Defense: What It Means for Your Case.
Recently, the Arizona Supreme Court issued an opinion in a case that may have an impact on the kinds of defenses you can use in your case moving forward. In ...