Mesa, AZ
Criminal defense Lawyer at Mesa, AZ
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile ... +4 more
A man robbed two Scottsdale banks in the same day by using a note. The notes mentioned the robber was armed and that he wanted 100, 50, and 20-dollar bills. The first bank he robbed was a Bank of Ariz...
See Full GuideCountry singer, Randy Travis is in trouble with the law yet again. He received a citation for a Class C simple assault on Thursday, Aug 23 after he was involved in an altercation between his fianc and ...
See Full GuideOn June 14, 2012, NYPD officers showed up to the New York nightclub, W.i.P. at 4am to investigate a fight between two hip-hop artists, Chris Brown and Drake. Though the celebrities were nowhere to be f...
See Full GuideOne of United States top 100 college basketball recruits, Tony Farmer was sentenced to three years in prison for assaulting his ex-girlfriend. The Ohio state judge told Farmer he would be eligible for ...
See Full GuideIn Arizona, it can be difficult to understand the terminology of the law without a legal degree or background. Below is a list of some common criminal terms and their meanings: Intentionally or with th...
See Full GuideComputer hacking may not seem like a serious crime in comparison to others dangerous acts, but illegally accessing a computer system with the intent to alter, destroy, or damage it can have very real a...
See Full GuideAggravated Criminal Damage Criminal damage can become aggravated criminal damage when a person intentionally or knowingly damages or defaces a school, a cemetery, a mortuary, an agricultural infrastru...
See Full GuideCriminal damage can happen for a number of different reasons under a variety of circumstances. Maybe the vending machine ate your last dollar, or maybe you were being artistic with spray paint. The Ari...
See Full GuideIn Arizona, there are different levels of arson that range from the burning of wildlands to the burning of an occupied structure. Depending on the level of arson committed, it could be classified as a ...
See Full GuideMisdemeanors are less severe than felonies, but a person can still serve jail time if convicted of certain misdemeanors. There are three levels of misdemeanors; the most severe misdemeanor is a class 1...
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