Interfering with Judicial Proceedings In Arizona, interfering with judicial proceedings is a class 1 misdemeanor, the more severe class of misdemeanors. Offenders can face up to six months of imprisonment. Per A.R.S. 13-2810, interfering with judicial proceedings occurs when a …
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Tampering with Evidence: Physical Evidence or Witnesses Individuals can find themselves charged with tampering with evidence in an attempt to “cover up” a crime, whether through deleting computer files or asking witnesses to lie about the facts. Both tampering with …
First Degree Murder in Arizona: A.R.S. 13-1105 First degree murder charges come with the harshest penalties possible for a criminal case. According to A.R.S. 13-1105, first degree murder is committed when the offender: Intends for their conduct to cause death …
Violent or Aggravated Felonies in Arizona In Arizona, being charged with a violent or aggravated felony can have harsh consequences. According to A.R.S. 13-706, a violent or aggravated felony is: First degree murder* Second degree murder* Aggravated assault resulting in …
Restoration of Rights After a Criminal Conviction Anyone convicted of a felony in Arizona will lose their civil rights as a consequence of the offense. These losses include: The right to vote. The right to own a gun. The right …
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Serious Offenses in Arizona In Arizona, being charged with a “serious offense” can have harsh consequences. According to A.R.S. 13-706, a serious offense is: First degree murder Second degree murder Manslaughter Aggravated assault resulting in serious injury or involving the …
Fake IDs in Arizona Especially in Arizona, where college campuses and major universities abound, fake ID cards are often in high demand, often for underage students trying to get into bars or purchase alcoholic beverages. While this may seem innocuous …
Criminal Case Billing at Rideout Law Group Every criminal law case that comes to Rideout Law Group varies in both scope and circumstance. As such, the cost to hire a defense attorney will be unique to each defendant’s case. Criminal …
Should I Handle My Divorce Myself, or Hire a Paralegal Instead of a Divorce Attorney? When it comes to filing for divorce in Arizona, you have three options: filing for divorce yourself, hiring an independent paralegal service, or hiring …
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