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What Should You Do If You're Accused of Domestic Violence?

Facing accusations of domestic violence is overwhelming. These cases move quickly, and the consequences can be life-changing. Your job, your family, and your freedom may be at risk. You might feel like everything is crashing down around you fast.
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How Long Do Police Have to File Drug Charges?

Many people assume drug charges have to be filed right away, but that’s not always the case. Police and prosecutors often have more time than expected to bring formal charges. Depending on the situation, that time window can vary by offense, jurisdiction, and legal exceptions. If you’re waiting for answers, the timeline may be longer than you think.
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How to Get a Drug Trafficking Charge Dismissed

Facing a drug trafficking charge can feel overwhelming, especially if you're unsure where to turn for help. In Phoenix, Arizona, drug trafficking is taken seriously by both law enforcement and the courts. If you’re dealing with such a charge, you need an experienced firm of criminal defense attorneys who can help you explore every possible option for a defense.
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How Much Does a DUI Charge Cost in Arizona?

A DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charge in Arizona carries significant legal, financial, and personal consequences. If you’re charged with a DUI, you may be wondering just how much this will cost you.
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How Bail Works in Arizona

If you’re arrested for a crime, being stuck in custody can affect your school, work, family, and access to an attorney. On top of that, planning your defense while in jail may be quite difficult.
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What You Should Know About Plea Bargains

When you’re arrested on criminal charges, you’ll find yourself at the beginning of a lengthy process that ends with a judge or jury deciding whether you’re guilty or innocent. However, there are often options to agree to a plea bargain which can simplify this process and potentially work in your favor.
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Mental Health & Criminal Defense

Before a defendant can be convicted in an Arizona criminal trial, the prosecuting attorney must establish intent and action. However, it is possible for individuals who have mental health disorders – such as trauma, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia – to commit a crime without any intention.
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Are Parents Responsible for Their Child's Crimes?

In Arizona, minors who commit a crime are often subject to juvenile court laws. In addition, the minor's parent or legal guardian may be held financially and civilly liable for their child's malicious or willful misconduct that causes bodily injury or property damage.
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