Why 180 days of jail for DUI?
The 180 days is the statutory sentence for the extreme DUI. That means it was set by the legislature, and is the law. The law also says that some...
Phoenix, AZ
Sex crime Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Sex Crime, Violent Crime, Criminal Defense
The 180 days is the statutory sentence for the extreme DUI. That means it was set by the legislature, and is the law. The law also says that some...
When someone is released on parole, they have to do a financial questionnaire. The parole supervisors are assessing how much you can afford to pay...
If you could give us the exact charge he plead guilty to, we can give you a specific range of time he will be incarcerated for. You said three...
When you are originally charged and have your Initial Appearance, you will fill out an information sheet which summarizes your financial status. ...
The police would need some "proof" that you are in a sexual relationship. If your parents give permission, they can search your house, and they...
Yes. It sounds like the State declined to prosecute at this time. Likely due to the lack of ability to tie you to the drugs. However, the state...
Absolutely. Plead not guilty and you have a right to full discovery from the prosecutor. Once you and your attorney review the evidence and...
Unfortunately, Arizona does not have expungement. The closest Arizona has is the ability to have a conviction “set aside”. If your conviction...
DUIs can move from being a misdemeanor to a felony for several reasons under the law. If you receive a DUI while your license is suspended, it is...
The answer to the question is, the prosecutor cannot use those two, twenty year old felonies to place you in a harsher sentencing category UNLESS...