It depends. If you are not supposed to have a gun (i.e., convicted felon, active probation/first offender, etc.), then you should not be able to...

If one of your charges got dismissed at your preliminary hearing, that most likely means there wasn't sufficient evidence to support probable cause...

It's not clear what question you are asking, but if you entered a probation plea with a special condition that you stay away from a certain...

There are many different factors that go into hiring an attorney: ability, experience, reputation, cost, etc. If your charges stem from a more...

Usually, when you receive a written warning, there will be some way to identify it as such (i.e., watermark, "warning" written by the officer,...

You should speak with a local personal injury attorney about your case. Make sure that you preserve all the pertinent evidence for your claim...

As Mr. Goldberg stated, your situation may be ripe for a resolution that does not adjudicate you guilty, including the pretrial diversion program,...

It depends on what "stage" the terroristic threat charge is in. If he was already booked in and bonded on the new charge, then he will most likely...

It depends, but generally, no. If the at-fault driver was uninsured at the time of the collision, the common recourse is to verify and pursue a...

You should speak with a personal injury attorney about your case - most, if not all, offer free consultations. Arizona is a comparative negligence...