Criminal trespass in Arizona (ARS 13-1502-1504) occurs when someone unlawfully enters or remains on property without permission. It can involve entering a building, fenced area, or vehicle with the intent to commit …
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 …
When convicted of specific sex crimes in Arizona, it is mandatory that you register as a sex offender. There are different sex offender levels associated with the registry, which will vary on your level of risk. An Arizona agency will give you a sex offender assessment to determine the risk you pose. It will ask questions across 19 areas, and your score will determine your level. If you face charges that require that you register on the sex offender registry, contact a sex crimes defense lawyer at Gurion Legal. Call them today at (480) 800-0020.Need Quick Answers?What are the Arizona…
Disrupting court proceedings in Arizona, as specified in A.R.S. § 13-2810, is knowingly disobeying or disrupting the lawful orders or operations of a court, including violating restraining orders, refusing to comply with subpoenas, or causing disturbances during …
If you have a warrant in another state, you could be arrested if law enforcement finds out, especially during a routine stop. It’s important to take care of the warrant, as ignoring it …
In Arizona, soliciting prostitution is illegal under ARS §13-3214. A first offense is a class 1 misdemeanor, carrying a mandatory minimum jail sentence of 15 consecutive days. A second offense results in …
Juvenile trespassing cases, such as unauthorized entry into abandoned buildings, can have serious legal ramifications in Arizona. In this state, where property rights are strongly protected, even minors can face significant consequences …
Stepping onto someone else’s land without permission in Arizona could lead to serious legal repercussions. Whether you’re a curious hiker or a property owner worried about intruders, grasping trespassing laws is vital. …
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 resisting arrest charge in Arizona can feel overwhelming. The stress, uncertainty, and potential consequences may seem insurmountable. But don’t lose hope – in certain situations, it’s possible to have these …
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