I Got a Photo Radar Ticket in the Mail. What Should I Do? Nobody likes coming face-to-face with a traffic ticket in the mail, especially when it’s a citation from one of metro-Phoenix’s photo radar cameras. What should you do […]
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What Can Trigger a “False Positive” on an Ignition Interlock Device? Arizona requires anyone who has been convicted of a DUI to have a certified ignition interlock device installed in their vehicle for a period of time in order to
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Unilateral Legal Decision-Making. Is it Allowed? In Arizona, “legal decision-making” means “the legal right and responsibility to make all nonemergency legal decisions for a child including those regarding education, health care, religious training, and personal care decisions. For the purposes
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Understanding the Ignition Interlock Device As a consequence of Arizona’s aggressive laws regarding driving under the influence (DUI), those who are convicted of a DUI offense in the state will be required to install a certified ignition interlock device into
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Blood Alcohol Content vs. Breath Alcohol Content (BAC vs. BrAC) – What’s the Difference? Blood alcohol content (BAC) and breath alcohol content (BrAC) are two manners of determining how much alcohol is in a person’s system. BAC measures how much
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Sole versus Joint Legal Decision-Making in Arizona In the state of Arizona, legal decision-making (LDM), often referred to as child custody, is determined according to the best interests of the child. As outlined in A.R.S. 25-403, in determining a child’s
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Photo Radar Tickets in Arizona – A Comprehensive Guide The Phoenix-metro area in Arizona is home to a large number of red-light photo enforcement cameras. These cameras are set to snap a photo of a vehicle under specific conditions, such
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AXON Body Cameras: The Pros and Cons in a Criminal Case In the last decade, law enforcement agencies have begun regularly utilizing body-worn cameras on their police officers as a means of holding them accountable for their actions in the
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Fingerprint Orders for Criminal Charges An individual who has been charged with a misdemeanor or felony crime in Arizona will be summoned to be fingerprinted. According to the Arizona Rule of Criminal Procedure Rule 3.2, this summons will be issued
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What is Considered Self-Defense in Arizona? If you or your loved ones are being physically threatened or harmed, Arizona allows for you to use physical, or even deadly, force to protect yourself or those around you from immediate harm as
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