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How Is Sex Crime Defined in Arizona?

November 9, 2023

Definition of Sex Crimes in Arizona When you are charged with a sex crime in Phoenix, you may suffer a lifetime of hassle, probation, and monitoring. More than that, sex crimes in Arizona have a stigma attached to them unmatched by most other crimes Arizona sexual offense charges are serious and carry grave consequences upon

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Possession of Nunchucks No Longer a Crime in Arizona

November 9, 2023

Arizona Weapons Laws: Possession of Nunchucks Nunchuck martial arts fighting sticks are a traditional martial arts weapon that originates from Okinawa, Japan. A pair of nunchucks, also called nunchaku, consists of two short sticks connected by a rope or chain. In the newly passed law legalizing possession of nunchucks, they were described as “two or

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Orders of Protection and Injunctions Against Harassment in Arizona

November 9, 2023

Arizona Restraining Order & Injunction Against Harrasment In the movies or television, a restraining order is taken out in cases where a person poses a threat on another. In real life, however, there are layers to the issuance of restraining orders. Protective Orders Also referred to as an order of protection, a restraining order is

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Credit Card Fraud and Credit Card Theft In Arizona

November 9, 2023

Arizona Laws on Credit Card Fraud and Theft Credit card fraud is a serious crime in the state of Arizona. It is the crime of taking or possession of another person’s credit card without their consent. If you use a credit card or are the recipient of anything purchased with a credit card you are

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Arizona Law on Aggravated Assault Offenses

November 9, 2023

Arizona Criminal Law: Aggravated Assault In Arizona, assault charges generally involve acts considered to be misdemeanors. It involves: Recklessly and knowingly causing somebody physical injury. Deliberately touching somebody for the purpose of insult, provocation, or bodily injury. Deliberately making somebody feel reasonably threatened by impending bodily harm. These acts of misdemeanor, however, may be upgraded

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