Prohibited Possession in Arizona In the last 6 months, I have been contacted and retained on several cases where my clients are facing prosecution for misconduct involving weapons. In the majority of these cases, the misconduct involves my client being prohibited to possess a gun because of their prior felony conviction, or worse, because they
Why Criminal Pretrial Procedures Can Be Crucial Most Arizona criminal cases do not go to trial but are resolved through plea bargains. Arizona criminal pretrial procedures, the events that occur after arrest and before trial in Phoenix, often determine if a case goes to trial and what type of plea bargain the state will offer.
Arizona Felony Convictions: Long-Term Consequences Many people convicted of a felony say, “If I do not go to jail, everything is okay.” However, a felony conviction carries consequence beyond prison time. The negative consequences of a felony conviction include those that are intended to be implemented by law. For example, losing the right to vote,
Arizona Criminal Convictions and Immigration “My attorney didn’t tell me that I would lose my fingerprint card!” “I didn’t know probation would not let me keep my job or travel.” “I can’t believe probation, won’t let me move back home.” “You mean I lost my license for at least 3 years!” These questions and many
Arizona Criminal Appeals Process You Just Got Sentenced. Now What? In Arizona, there are two basic means of challenging your conviction: Appeal and Post Conviction Relief. This article will address the appeal process. And, in this brief article, there is no way possible to summarize the scope and challenges of what needs to be done.
