A common question people ask is whether one can get a DUI on a motor scooter in Arizona. The answer to that question is Yes. The key term her is motor. An impaired person driving/operating a non-motor...
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Police can search a vehicle without a warrant in Arizona. Indeed, federal law permits warrantless vehicle searches by law enforcement throughout the nation. Per the Fourth Amendment, warrants issue...
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Criminal Speeding in Arizona is a Class 3 misdemeanor. Arizona Revised Statute 28-701.02 defines this offense. A driver commits criminal speeding 3 ways in Arizona. First, if the driver exceeds the...
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The interplay between gun rights and criminal convictions
Arizona Firearm Rights After Any Felony Conviction State Firearm Rights After Misdemeanor DV Conviction A.R.S. §13-3101(A)(7)(d) states a...
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When is the use of deadly force in self-defense justified? It is common for people to engage in physical fights and altercations. Indeed, it is important for people to know their legal rights and...
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A common question people ask is what can police do with my cell phone. This question typically includes topics like: when can police take my cell phone?; when can police search my cell phone?; and...
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A common question asked is what is an assault in Arizona?
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A person may commit criminal trespass multiple ways in Arizona. In general, this occurs when a person:
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What is misdemeanor Assault in Arizona? A.R.S. 13-1203 defines misdemeanor Assault one of three way. First, by intentionally, knowingly or recklessly causing any injury to another (A.R.S....
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