Arizona’s Hit-and-Run Laws Hit-and-run incidents are those in which a driver immediately flees the scene after being involved in a car accident without fulfilling their legal duty to remain there to provide information, assistance, and/or report the collision. Hit-and-runs can include …
Notifying of a Vehicle Accident: A.R.S. 28-666 In order to prevent hit-and-run accidents, Arizona requires drivers to notify law enforcement of serious accidents they were involved in. According to A.R.S. 28-666, the driver of a vehicle involved in an accident …
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Arizona Ports of Entry Locations Ports of entry are ports located on the Arizona border that monitor passage into, and out of, the state. Ports of entry located along the Arizona-Mexico border allow the U.S. Border Patrol to monitor traffic …
I Damaged Highway Fixtures or Property While Driving. What Should I Do? A.R.S. 28-665 Hit-and-run accidents aren’t only defined as those involving people or other vehicles. In Arizona, it is also a crime for a driver to flee the scene …
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I Was Involved in an Accident Resulting in Injury, Death, or Vehicle Damage. What Should I Do at the Scene? A.R.S. 28-663 Arizona doesn’t tolerate “hit-and run” scenarios in which vehicle drivers flee the scene of an accident. The state …
What Should You Do If You’re Involved in an Accident that Results in Damage to Another Vehicle? A.R.S. 28-662 Often considered a type of “hit-and-run,” it is unlawful for a person driving a vehicle to flee the scene after getting …
The Valley’s Holiday DUI Task Force concluded on New Year’s Day 2024 for this Season The winter holidays are a time with heavier-than-normal traffic accidents related to alcohol. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, December deaths resulting from …
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What Happens at a Settlement Conference? Criminal cases in Arizona typically follow a similar pattern of steps within the case proceedings. However, not all cases will follow all steps, nor will all cases ultimately require going to trial. During a …
Aggravated Identity Theft or Knowingly Accepting the Identity of Another Person: A.R.S. 13-2009 In Arizona, identity theft is a significant problem. It typically involves the offending individual accessing the personal information of the victim, such as bank account or social …
Are You a Victim of Identity Theft? Here’s What to Do. While an individual charged with committing identity theft can be charged with a class 4 felony in Arizona, those who have been victimized by this crime can also feel …
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