Under ARS § 13-3821, anyone convicted of certain sex offenses in Arizona must register as a sex offender with local law enforcement. Failure to register can happen if a person misses the initial …
ARS § 13-1602 criminal damage is a serious offense in Arizona that can result in severe consequences for those convicted. Under Arizona Revised Statute 13-1602, criminal damage encompasses a range of actions …
If you face domestic violence charges in Arizona, you are entitled to legal representation before a court of law. Domestic violence encompasses many activities and is typically associated with other crimes, such …
Searching for the best criminal defense attorney near me can feel overwhelming, especially with so many directory websites claiming to provide “unbiased ratings and information” on law firms. To make your search …
Aggravated assault on a police officer in Arizona is treated as a serious criminal offense. What might be a misdemeanor in other circumstances automatically becomes a felony when the victim is a law …
Understanding probable cause vs reasonable suspicion is essential when evaluating police interactions in Arizona. This article explains the difference between these legal thresholds and outlines critical action items and key legal protections you must be aware of during …
Domestic violence charges in Arizona carry substantial legal weight and far-reaching consequences. Can domestic violence charges be dropped in Arizona? The Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence reported 108 domestic …
ARS disorderly conduct is a common criminal charge in Arizona that can have serious consequences for those convicted. Under Arizona Revised Statute 13-2904, disorderly conduct encompasses a range of behaviors that disturb …
Being falsely accused of domestic violence can be a devastating experience, with potential long-lasting consequences on your personal and professional life. If you find yourself in this situation in Arizona, it’s crucial …
Sexual abuse of a minor in Arizona is criminalized under A.R.S. § 13-1406 and consists of knowingly having sexual intercourse or oral sexual contact without the minor’s consent. Since minors (those aged less than 18) are not legally able to give consent, it is inherently a non-consensual act per se under law and is therefore considered a sexual assault. Sexual abuse of a minor is a forever-altering crime with very severe legal consequences, including extensive prison sentences and being forced …
Main Office::
4323 N 12th St Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85014
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is provided for informational purposes only. It does not contain nor is it intended to provide legal advice. This website is not a substitute for consulting with a lawyer. Readers of this website should not take any action, or refrain from taking any action, based upon the content of this website. While we attempt to keep the information on this website current, we make no guarantee that the information is accurate, complete, or up to date. Content in this website does not create a lawyer-client relationship between the reader and Gurion Legal, PLLC. You are not considered a client of our law firm until a signed written fee agreement is established and accepted by our firm. This website may contain external links to websites as a source of information for the reader. Gurion Legal, PLLC is not responsible for the accuracy of information of any such external websites, and the presence of a link does not imply an endorsement for the linked website.