Aggravated assault on a police officer is typically charged as a felony and carries severe penalties, including potential prison time, large fines, and a permanent criminal record. In Arizona, this offense occurs …
In Arizona, domestic violence is defined under ARS § 13-3601 and refers to a range of criminal offenses committed against someone with whom the accused has a qualifying relationship, such as a …
Under A.R.S. § 13-2904, disorderly conduct in Arizona involves intentionally or recklessly disturbing the peace of a person, family, or neighborhood. This can include fighting, making unreasonable noise, using abusive language, or …
Domestic violence can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the severity of the incident and the laws in your state. Factors that can elevate a domestic violence …
In Arizona, criminal trespassing is defined under ARS §§ 13-1502 to 13-1504 and is divided into three degrees based on severity. Third-degree trespass (Class 3 misdemeanor) involves unlawfully entering or remaining on …
In Arizona, aggravated assault under A.R.S. § 13-1204 is a felony involving circumstances that make the offense more severe than simple assault. It can include causing serious physical injury, using a deadly …
Yes, you can for certain criminal convictions. In Arizona, expungement is the process of sealing a criminal record from public view, preventing it from appearing in most background checks. While traditional expungement …
Under A.R.S. § 13-2810, interfering with judicial proceedings in Arizona involves knowingly disobeying or disrupting the lawful operations of a court. This can include violating restraining or protective orders, refusing to comply …
Picture coming home to find a stranger in your backyard. It’s an unsettling scenario that underscores the importance of understanding criminal trespassing laws in Arizona. In Arizona, these laws aim to protect …
Facing a misdemeanor charge for the first time in Arizona can be intimidating and stressful. Many individuals ask if a first-time misdemeanor can be dismissed and what options are available to minimize its impact on their future. Fortunately, Arizona’s …
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