Class 3 Felony Crimes in Arizona
Introduction Facing a felony for the first time or as a repeat offender can be daunting. You may not know what to expect or
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Introduction Facing a felony for the first time or as a repeat offender can be daunting. You may not know what to expect or
Like all states in the U.S., Arizona divides offenses into misdemeanors and felonies. Felonies are the most serious crimes that a person can commit
Introduction In Arizona, felonies are the most severe type of crime and carry stiff penalties. Felonies are broken down into six classes, with class
Introduction If you have been arrested for a crime in Arizona, depending on the severity of your crime as well as your previous history,
Introduction If a friend or family member has ever been arrested, then you probably know how stressful the experience can be. Along with worrying
In Arizona, curfew laws are designed to keep minors safe and prevent juvenile crime. These laws restrict the times during which minors can be
Introduction Felony crimes generally carry a prison sentence of one year or longer, with the sentence increasing as you progress in severity from class
Introduction Think back to when you were a child cartwheeling around the house, which inevitably led to breaking something important — a vase, picture
Introduction What are the legal consequences of harassing another person using electronic means? How is cyberbullying defined in the state of Arizona? Cyberbullying is
Introduction If you’re a knife enthusiast in Arizona, it’s time to break from your self-induced constraints and let your hair down; there are no
Introduction Arizona lawmakers are currently proposing a bill to eliminate photo radar throughout the state. The use of photo radars has been an ongoing
Introduction Self-defense is justified in cases where a person feels it necessary to stand up for themselves against burglary, kidnapping, murder, or great bodily
Introduction One of the areas of contention between the federal and the state agencies in Arizona today is whether Phoenix is a sanctuary city.
Executive Summary Criminal littering or polluting is the unlawful disposal of trash or hazardous substances on public or someone’s private property, including discharging pollutants
Introduction In Arizona, there is no statute that states it is illegal to refuse water to someone else in the state. This myth grew because
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