Apparently, artistic ability is NOT a job requirement for police sketch artists The life of a police sketch artist is a stressful and interesting one, to say the least. His or her job is an integral part of the investigative process. While there have been many success stories regarding the accuracy of a police sketch,
Spicy Nacho Prison Spread This dish really illustrates how bad prison food is. If you are desperate enough to dip your chip in this, you have to be serving a life sentence with your nacho flavored prison spread. Here is what you need: 4-5 bowls A small bag (like the one you brew your prison
Arizona Probation Violations If you’ve been convicted of a crime in Arizona, you may be eligible for probation instead of imprisonment. Arizona laws allow a convicted criminal to serve his or her sentence while remaining free of jail or prison. That being said, probation is a form of supervised release in the community. You can
Domestic Violence Charges in Arizona The State of Arizona defines domestic violence as a criminal act of abuse committed by a household member, family, former or current spouse, cohabitant, persons who have a dating relationship, and other domestic relationships against another. Domestic violence abuse is not limited to physical abuse but also includes sexual violence,
Finding a Job After Time in the Joint A problem that everyone convicted of a crime in Arizona is finding a job after they have done their time. It is not always easy to find employers who are willing to hire you with a felony on your record. Often, this means that convicted felons end
