Like many Arizona residents, you have no doubt heard, seen or read reports of alleged terrorist acts in the state, around the country or in other parts of the world. Just what exactly might be considered to be a terrorist act? According to the Federal Bureau of...
Month: November 2016
Recreational pot still illegal in Arizona
The most recent election saw the proposed legalization of recreational marijuana on many different state's ballots. Arizona residents have already been living in somewhat close proximity to Colorado, the first state to make recreational pot legal. But, now there are...
Woman arrested for second time in two months
Many people who are arrested for and charged with drug offenses in Arizona can face a challenging road. If nothing else, reports from the media generally offer very few details and the ones that are provided can tend to cast a very negative light on defendants. This...
Arizona keeps pot illegal
Many different types of substances from illegal substances like cocaine or methampetamine to prescription drugs like opioids can be involved in a criminal arrest in Arizona. The nature of the charges and penalties that a defendant may face can vary based upon which...
Child Support Enforcement in Arizona
If your child's other parent is not paying his or her child support, Arizona law offers several enforcement remedies. Even if the other parent is undergoing financial difficulties, that does not mean they can stop paying child support. Under Arizona law, child support...
Woman to appeal life sentence after evidence not allowe
Nobody in Arizona wants to be convicted of a serious crime and then sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. As bad as this can be, when it happens after essential evidence is not allowed to be included in the trial, it can be even harder to...