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You got into a heated argument with someone who hits you. You hit back and before you know it, you’re arrested for fighting. What will happen now?

Prior to Prop 207, Arizona had one of the strictest regimens in the country for punishing marijuana users. Possession of even the tiniest amount could lead to a felony charge and, if convicted, could result in the loss of voting rights and a permanent criminal record that would make public assistance almost impossible to get. Not to mention the damage it could do to one’s job prospects.

According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, about 33.4% of Arizona men and 42.6% of Arizona women experience physical violence, sexual violence, and/or stalking with their spouse or intimate partner.

In Arizona, driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol is considered a serious offense. Unfortunately, there are several myths, misleading information, and false assumptions out there about Arizona DUI cases. Without proper guidance or legal representation, a defendant can easily end up in a worst-case scenario.

Arizona has some of the toughest drunk driving laws in the United States. You should think twice before drinking and getting behind the wheel in the Phoenix area because Arizona is a no-tolerance state when it comes to DUI.

If you’re facing fraud charges in Arizona, you may wonder what to expect. While no two cases are exactly the same, you’re probably wondering about the court process and your next steps.

June is motorcycle awareness month. More bikers take to the open roads of beautiful Arizona in June than at any other time of the year. In fact, Arizona is one of the most popular places in the world to take a beautiful bike trip.

Every year, thousands of people will fall victim to crimes involving theft or robbery. In many instances, the victim will not pursue the case because...

Jacob Faussette and Nicholis Faussette are co-founders and partners in the law firm of Faussette & Faussette PLLC.