Arizona Criminal Law: Revenge Porn Arizona’s first attempt at a “Revenge Porn” law was overturned by the Arizona Supreme Court. It took a while, but our wonderful legislature went back to the drawing board and crafted a new version. The New Law Arizona Revised Statute §13-1425 makes it a crime to intentionally disclose an identifiable
Common Terms in Criminal Law In my other life, I have been a sports official in multiple sports for more than 30 years. I am always amazed at fans, commentators, players, and coaches that misuse words. A couple of common examples are “foul tip back to the screen” in baseball or “over the back” in
Implied Consent Law – Losing Your License When you are facing a DUI prosecution, you need to be concerned about your driver’s license. There are two basic and very different concepts that you need to understand. First, driving is a privilege. It is not a right. Whether or not you physically lose or have your license
Police Entrapment as Criminal Defense in Arizona Rarely raised in defense, and difficult to prove, entrapment can be a powerful argument that can result in a dismissal. But, I have found the concept of entrapment is often misunderstood by the general public. With the hope of clearing up any misconceptions, let’s talk about “entrapment.” Set
The Sobering Truth About Holiday Drunk Driving Statistics National holiday drunk driving statistics paint a grim picture. Between work parties, family gatherings, and celebratory bar nights, people tend to consume more alcohol during the holidays. And, since more people travel during the holidays than other times of the year, the number of serious and fatal DUI accidents
