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In the November 2010 election, voters in Arizona elected to legalize the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes. At this time, any use beyond that remains illegal in the state of Arizona. However, given the proximity of Colorado to Arizona, it can be important for...
Arizona drivers who are convicted of drunk driving offenses may face the use of ignition interlock devices as part of their penalties along with the payment of fines, loss of driving privileges and even jail time. Many people have heard of IIDs but may not necessarily...
After stopping drivers for traffic violations or after accidents, law enforcement officials in Arizona can request drivers to participate in field sobriety tests if the involvement of drugs or alcohol is suspected. These tests are precursors to determining actual...
At the Baker Law Firm, we understand that defendants facing felony convictions in Arizona whether for assault charges, battery charges, terrorist acts or something else can be reasonably concerned and confused about potential penalties and sentences if convictions are...
In Arizona, charges relating to battery, assault and aggravated assault are all very similar and are sometimes used together. For this reason, it can be easy to think they are the same but this is not the case. While they are related, each one is unique unto itself...
