What You Should Know About an Injunction Against Harassment in Arizona
February 15, 2020March 19, 2020

What You Should Know About an Injunction Against Harassment in Arizona

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An Injunction Against Harassment is a protection order filed by someone who is experiencing “Harassment” from an individual you are not related to or have never been intimate with or lived with at any time. If you are experiencing harassment or an individual and would like to protect yourself, then you may need to file and an injunction against harassment. Filing for an Injunction Against Harassment requires focus and understanding of the rules of filing. Below are some essential facts to know about filing a petition for an Injunction Against Harassment in Arizona. For additional questions you don’t see below,...

5 DUI Facts to Be Aware of If You Live in Arizona
December 21, 2019March 19, 2020

5 DUI Facts to Be Aware of If You Live in Arizona

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Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charges are serious and can drastically change the lives of all parties involved. Some instances of DUIs leave people with serious consequences that affect their entire lives, while other outcomes are much more fatal, even deadly. 1.9% of the population admits to driving after they’ve had too much to drink, but in the state of Arizona, 1.7% of residents admitted the same. With that, the state of Arizona witnesses more DUI cases than the rest of the nation. Every state varies when it comes to the laws of driving under the influence. Navigating the Arizona...

Memorial Day DUI in Arizona Could Cost You, So Here’s What to Do
May 27, 2019February 21, 2020

Memorial Day DUI in Arizona Could Cost You, So Here’s What to Do

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Memorial Day is a significant holiday for most. Whether people are out enjoying the day on a lake or river, taking a much needed long weekend to go camping, or mourning the loss of a fallen soldier, most people spend this day enjoying a drink or two. Those who choose to observe this day may take their adventures with alcohol to a different level by drinking excessively. By doing so, many could end up with DUIs or could be victims of DUI related incidents on the road. No one wants a Memorial Day DUI and yet it happens to even...

If You’re Partying for Cinco de Mayo in Arizona, Read this First
May 3, 2019February 21, 2020

If You’re Partying for Cinco de Mayo in Arizona, Read this First

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Cinco de Mayo. One of America’s favorite days to party. Like many of the other holidays in America, St. Patrick’s Day, for instance, have become the days to throw epic drinking parties that leave people hungover for a day or more. While these parties are indeed fun and as previously mentioned, epic, drinking too many margaritas and cervezas can also attract negative consequences that could cause serious harm. The Cinco de Mayo Stats According to Forbes, in 2016 $2.9 million dollars were spent on margaritas during Cinco de Mayo, 947 million liters of Corona Extras are consumed, and 127 million...

What You Should Know About Arizona’s New Texting and Driving Law
April 28, 2019March 21, 2020

What You Should Know About Arizona’s New Texting and Driving Law

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In the last week, Arizona has moved forward with banning the use of cellphones while driving. The bill, which went statewide, was signed by Governor Doug Ducey on April 22nd. While this bill has been signed recently, people will not start being ticketed until January 1, 2021. By delaying issuing fines for this new bill, they are hoping residents will take the time to learn the new law. While this is a statewide ban, there are several cities that enacted some form of text and driving prohibitions to keep people safe on the road. Some of these cities include Phoenix,...

St. Patrick’s Day Party Lead To a DUI? Here’s What to do Next
March 16, 2019February 21, 2020

St. Patrick’s Day Party Lead To a DUI? Here’s What to do Next

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St. Patrick’s Day Party Lead To a DUI? Here’s What to do Next It’s that time of year for the much loved and anticipated St. Patrick’s Day party and the fourth most enjoyed holiday for drinking in the country. While everyone is enjoying their evening drinking their green beer and enjoying plates of corn beef and cabbage, some will not be as fortunate with their luck the day after the party ends. Some people will go home with a DUI. To learn more about DUIs, go here. St. Patrick’s Day DUI Statistics Over 32 million people claim to be of...

Quitting Alcohol Consumption During Spring Break & What It Will Cost You
March 9, 2019February 21, 2020

Quitting Alcohol Consumption During Spring Break & What It Will Cost You

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Every year, students around the nation enjoy the adventured and the wild nature of Spring Break. They will indulge in a week long party whether that be back in their hometown, in a tropical destination, or simply at home. But not everyone is of age when it comes to enjoying spring break and quitting alcohol consumption is not always the first choice. Not everyone is engaging in the legal fun they should be, and many are paying the price for their decisions. Traffic incidents will spike between the months of February and April because of springs break and many of...

January 17, 2019February 21, 2020

Case Stages for Felony Charges in Arizona

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Nearly all crimes in Arizona are classified as either misdemeanors or felonies. Misdemeanors are punishable by up to 6 months in jail, while Felonies can result in much more serious charges. If convicted of a felony, a person can be sentenced from between 365 days to life in a state prison. Even the death penalty can be imposed for certain murders. Some examples of felonies are residential burglary, certain thefts, drug crimes, sexual assault or homicide. The step-by-step stages used in Arizona’s felony courtrooms can be confusing to a first offender. The process has been put in place to assure...