Month: April 2014

While recreational use of marijuana is still illegal in Arizona, its use has been legally allowed for medical purposes since 2010. Additionally, two other western states have legalized its use for any purpose. Such realities have led to many questions including...

Many people in Phoenix who hear about arrests involving drugs or other illegal substances may often automatically assume that the defendant will receive a harsh sentence. However, it is always important to remember that the defense process can dramatically change the...

People who are arrested for serious charges in Phoenix can face multiple penalties, the nature of which depends largely upon the individual circumstances. A felony charge typically has a stricter set of penalties than a misdemeanor charge, for example. Weapons crimes,...

People who are arrested for and face allegations of serious felony crimes in Arizona can face a myriad of long-term penalties. If a criminal conviction is received, the option still exists under criminal law statutes to file for appeals or to work toward parole or...

The need to maintain public safety is important for Arizona law enforcement. This includes the enforcement of all applicable laws ranging from traffic laws to criminal laws. Drug crimes can make many residents nervous and are taken seriously by all. However, just as...