What is Home Detention? Home detention is an alternative to imprisonment for certain non-violent criminal offenders. According to The Sentencing Project, Arizona has one of the highest imprisonment rates in the United States, making home detention an attractive option to
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What Rights Does an Unmarried Mother Have in Arizona? In the state of Arizona, when a child is born to married parents, both parents are presumed to be the legal parents of the child, affording them full and equal rights
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Coconino County Jail Visitation Guidelines An individual suspected of committing a crime, whether misdemeanor or felony, can be detained in jail while they await court proceedings and sentencing. In other cases, people convicted of misdemeanor crimes may serve their sentence
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Miranda Rights When a police officer arrests or interrogates someone for criminal activity, they must verbally inform the individual of their rights. These are known as “Miranda Rights,” after the 1966 Miranda v. Arizona landmark case, in which it was
What is a Speedy Trial? A defendant’s right to a speedy trial is written into the Sixth Amendment of the United States Constitution, in which: In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public
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How to Adopt a Stepchild in Arizona In some blended families, a child may have little to no relationship with one of their biological parents, seeing their stepparent as their true parent, especially if that stepparent has been around for
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Catch Rideout Law Group in STROLL Magazine’s April 2024 Issue Rideout Law Group partner and attorney, Steve Eckhardt, is featured in the April 2024 issue of McDowell Mountain Ranch’s STROLL Magazine. Writing for STROLL’s “Legal Spotlight” section, Mr. Eckhardt discusses
Yavapai County Jail Visitation Guidelines An individual suspected of committing a crime, whether misdemeanor or felony, can be detained in jail while they await court proceedings and sentencing. In other cases, people convicted of misdemeanor crimes may serve their sentence
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Maricopa County Jail Visitation Guidelines An individual suspected of committing a crime, whether misdemeanor or felony, can be detained in jail while they await court proceedings and sentencing. In other cases, people convicted of misdemeanor crimes may serve their sentence
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Criminal Speeding in Arizona: FAQ Many traffic offenses in Arizona are civil charges, meaning they can result in fines, points assessed against your driving record, traffic school, and insurance premium increases. Civil charges will not result in jail or convictions
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