What Issues Can Be Raised on Appeal?
One of the most common misconceptions about appeals is that they allow a defendant to “re-argue” the case. In reality, appellate courts do not retry…
Repeat Offender Sentencing
Arizona's repeat offender laws dramatically increase penalties for those with prior felony convictions, emphasizing deterrence for habitual criminal conduct. Sentencing enhancements depend on the number…
Protecting Your Business During a Criminal Case
When a business owner is charged with a crime, the consequences extend far beyond the courtroom. A criminal case can threaten company operations, employee stability,…
When a Professional License is at Risk
For licensed professionals, a criminal charge threatens more than liberty — it threatens livelihood. Boards such as the Arizona Medical Board and the Arizona State…
How Criminal Charges Affect Immigration Status
For non-citizens, a criminal charge in Arizona can carry consequences far beyond fines, probation, or incarceration. A plea agreement that appears manageable in criminal court…
Understanding DUI Charges In Arizona: What You’re Really Facing
Being arrested for DUI in Arizona can feel overwhelming. Between the flashing lights, roadside testing, booking, and court dates, many people don’t fully understand what…
When Should You Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney?
One of the most common — and costly — mistakes people make is waiting too long to hire a criminal defense attorney. Many individuals assume…
Underage DUI In Arizona
Arizona has some of the strictest DUI laws in the country — and they are even stricter for drivers under 21. Under Arizona’s “zero tolerance”…
Prescription Drug DUI In Arizona: Legal Medication, Criminal Charges
Many people are surprised to learn that you can be charged with DUI in Arizona even if you were taking medication exactly as prescribed. Arizona…
How a DUI Conviction Affects Your Future
A DUI conviction affects far more than your driver’s license. While jail, fines, and interlock devices are immediate consequences, the long-term effects can follow you…