Domestic violence offenders can also face limitations in the future, long after the conclusion of their case. A criminal record for domestic violence sometimes causes problems for a person when they try to pursue education and job opportunities. In addition, offenders will generally face restrictions when it comes to contacting the victim or returning to the location of the crime, even if it’s a home or workplace. Domestic violence offenses may also affect child visitation rights.
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Accused of Domestic Violence in Arizona
26 April 2012 by admin | Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Offenses, Domestic Violence | No CommentsWhat to Do if Charged with Domestic Violence in Arizona
25 April 2012 by admin | Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Offenses, Criminal Sentencing, Domestic Violence | No Comments1. Contact an attorney right away. The sooner you get in contact with an attorney, the more time the attorney will have to review any evidence the prosecution might have against you. Furthermore, an attorney with experience as a former prosecutor can provide you with insight about the possible consequences associated with your charges, and engage in negotiations to lessen their severity.
Domestic Violence Crimes in Arizona
24 April 2012 by admin | assault, Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Domestic Violence | No CommentsGenerally speaking, any act that causes physical injury or death to another can be considered an act of domestic violence. Additionally, any act that involves intimidation or the use of abusive language to control the actions of another person can also be forms of domestic violence. In some cases, individuals accused of domestic violence may not fully understand the legalities of their charges and should consult with an attorney for assistance.
Misdemeanor and Felony Domestic Violence in Arizona
23 April 2012 by admin | Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Domestic Violence, Felony Crimes, Misdemeanor Crimes | No CommentsDomestic violence is a crime that can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony depending on the circumstances involved in the case. Individuals facing criminal charges for felony domestic violence in Arizona can face significant jail or prison time, and those accused of misdemeanor domestic violence can face large fines, probation, counseling requirements or short jail sentences if convicted. Under Arizona law, domestic violence is defined as the use of physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, or monetary abuse by a partner or family member in order to exert authority over another individual. Even if a violent act resulted in little to no injury, an offender can still be arrested and charged with domestic violence in Arizona.
Arizona Domestic Violence Law
24 February 2012 by admin | Crimes Against Children, Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Offenses, Criminal Sentencing, Domestic Violence | No CommentsIf you have been accused of domestic violence, make sure you contact a Phoenix domestic violence attorney for some insight on the possible outcomes of your case. Oftentimes, people are unaware of the severe penalties that they could face if convicted of a domestic violence offense in Arizona. To schedule a free, confidential criminal consultation with a JacksonWhite Phoenix domestic violence attorney call (480)-818-9943, at any time, 24/7.
Arrested for Domestic Violence in Phoenix? Know Your Rights!
18 January 2012 by admin | Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Sentencing, Domestic Violence | No CommentsIf you are facing criminal charges or think that you might be under investigation for a domestic violence crime in Phoenix, the most important advice I can give as a criminal defense attorney is to know your rights. If you are arrested, you have the right to remain silent if questioned by police. You are only required to provide police with your name, address and birthday. Aside from that information, there are no other questions that you need to answer. Instead, politely let the police officer know that you would like to speak with a Phoenix criminal defense attorney first. Let the attorney do the talking. It can be detrimental to your domestic violence case if you try to take matters into your own hands and answer police questions on your own.
Accused of Domestic Violence in Gilbert, AZ
17 January 2012 by admin | Criminal Defense Law, Criminal Law, Domestic Violence | No CommentsCriminal cases involving issues of domestic violence and/or assault can be very complex. It is important for anyone accused of a violent crime against another person – such as domestic violence, assault or physical assault – to make sure that they understand the severity of their charges before they appear in court. One of the issues related to crimes involving physical violence is that the violence usually takes place in private. Most of the time, only the abuser and the abused are present. As a result, the testimony of the victim becomes the central element of the prosecutor’s case. This is why it is so important to make sure that you protect yourself if the domestic violence allegations against you are false. If you try to dismiss the charges because you feel as though the charges are not valid, you could still suffer potentially serious legal consequences down the road.
What to do if charged with criminal domestic violence in Arizona
18 November 2011 by admin | Domestic Violence | No CommentsIndividuals facing domestic violence charges in Arizona should never make any type of attempt to contact the alleged victim. It is common for a person to question the accusation against them when they are suddenly faced with criminal domestic violence charges. However, contacting the alleged victim is not the way to resolve these types of concerns. Trying to “clear things up” with the victim will almost always make the situation worse. A person could even face additional and potentially more severe charges if they try to seek out the victim. The best way for a person to deal with a
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