Municipal Codes in Arizona What is a Municipal Code? In Arizona, a municipal criminal code is a city’s rules or ordinances that make certain conduct illegal within that specific city’s municipal boundaries. This city criminal code fills in the gaps …
Sex Trafficking Laws in Arizona: A.R.S. 13-1307 A.R.S. 13-1307 targets sex trafficking and prostitution, aiming to eradicate this crime. It criminalizes knowingly trafficking adults (18 or older) for prostitution or sexually explicit performances through deception, force, or coercion. This covers …
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Pulled Over for a DUI? Find Out What To Do. Being pulled over for a DUI can be a daunting experience, but your actions during this crucial moment can significantly impact the legal proceedings that follow. It’s essential to know …
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Confused About ADOT Hearings? If you have an upcoming hearing through the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), Rideout Law Group can represent you. In Arizona, you may find yourself needing to appear in an ADOT hearing for a DUI (admin …
Drug Paraphernalia Charges in Arizona In simple terms, A.R.S. 13-3415 addresses the possession, manufacture, delivery, and advertising of drug paraphernalia. The statute aims to deter and penalize activities related to drug use and distribution by regulating items used in the …
Disorderly Conduct Charges in Arizona Disorderly conduct is a legal term that encompasses disruptive or offensive behaviors, such as fighting, excessive noise, or abusive language, intended to disturb the peace or provoke immediate physical retaliation. In Arizona, A.R.S. 13-2904, read …
Shoplifting Laws in Arizona Shoplifting, the act of knowingly taking items from a store without paying for them, is a crime that can have serious consequences for both retailers and individuals. Defining Shoplifting per A.R.S. 13-1805 This statute, which can …
“Romeo and Juliet Law” in Arizona The legal age of consent for sexual conduct in the state of Arizona is 18. This means that any sexual encounter with someone who is 17 years old or younger is considered nonconsensual and, …
Criminal Damage Charges in Arizona A.R.S. 13-1602 defines the offense of criminal damage and outlines the various classifications and penalties associated with damaging or defacing property belonging to another person, utility property, or public/private buildings, structures, or surfaces. While you …
Operating a Motorized Watercraft Under the Influence (OUI) In Arizona, the safety standards for operating a watercraft are nearly as stringent as those for driving a motor vehicle. What most people refer to as “Boating Under the Influence” is actually …
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