How Rideout Law Group Helps You Turn a New Leaf This Season Easter is a time of renewal, reflection, and fresh beginnings. Across Arizona—from Scottsdale to Lake Havasu—families gather to celebrate hope, forgiveness, and the opportunity to start again. While
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What Happens If You Have Prior Convictions and Face New Criminal Charges in Arizona? When someone is charged with a new crime in Arizona, their past does not stay in the past. Prior convictions can significantly impact how a new
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A Landmark Law: Arizona’s 2026 Reform for the Wrongfully Convicted In 2025, the Senate Bill 1500 (originally House Bill 2813) was signed into law by Governor Katie Hobbs. The legislation creates a formal process, beginning in 2026, for individuals who
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Your Local Legal Advocates When facing legal challenges in Mohave County, Arizona, having a knowledgeable and local attorney on your side can make all the difference. At Rideout Law Group, our legal team brings decades of experience to clients throughout
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What It Means for Criminal Justice Reform In the United States, recidivism—the tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend—remains one of the most pressing challenges in the criminal justice system. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), roughly two-thirds
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Can I Legally Grow Marijuana in Arizona? In 2020, Arizona voters passed Proposition 207, which legalized specific adult use of marijuana within the state. Laws governing the guidelines for growing marijuana in Arizona are according A.R.S. 36-2852. Per this statute,
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Marijuana Legalization and Expungement for Marijuana Criminal Offenses Proposition 207 passed in Arizona in 2020. Known as the “Smart and Safe Arizona Act,” it allows for the legalization, taxation, and recreational use of cannabis products for individuals aged 21
