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How to Get Out of a Drug Paraphernalia Charge in Arizona

Oct 21, 2025

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How to Get Out of a Drug Paraphernalia Charge in Arizona

Under ARS § 13-3415, it is a criminal offense to possess, buy, or keep drug paraphernalia. Drug paraphernalia refers to any object, tool, or equipment used in the production, concealment, or consumption of an illegal substance. It is a broader term for things beyond pipes, vaporizers, bongs, and other objects used in the ingestion of illicit drugs. In most cases, drug paraphernalia charges occur after drug-related arrests and charges. They can result in severe consequences, especially if you are also charged with illegal...

Arizona Law and Penalties For Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor, What You Need to Know

Sep 19, 2025

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Arizona Law and Penalties For Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor, What You Need to Know

Being arrested or charged with furnishing or selling alcohol to a minor could attract grave consequences. According to Arizona Revised Statutes (ARS 4-241), it is unlawful to provide alcoholic...

Arizona Probation Conditions – 10 Common Terms

Aug 29, 2025

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Arizona Probation Conditions – 10 Common Terms

Probation is a legal alternative to incarceration in Arizona. It allows individuals convicted of crimes to remain in the community under supervision. Probation aims to rehabilitate offenders while...

Does Arizona Have a Diversion Program for Criminal Cases?

Aug 29, 2025

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Does Arizona Have a Diversion Program for Criminal Cases?

Arrests can undoubtedly be stressful and have a lasting impact on your quality of life. However, if you meet the eligibility requirements for participating in a diversion program, you could avoid...

Arizona Law & Penalties for Influencing a Witness: What You Need to Know

Aug 29, 2025

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Arizona Law & Penalties for Influencing a Witness: What You Need to Know

Influencing a witness under ARS § 13-2802 is a serious offense in Arizona. The law protects the integrity of the legal process by ensuring witnesses can testify truthfully without fear, pressure, or bribery. Unlawful efforts to alter a witness’s testimony or hide or bribe witnesses can lead to serious charges. Such charges are often vigorously prosecuted, and a conviction can result in prison time, hefty fines, and a permanent criminal record. However, not all contact with a witness is criminal. Misunderstandings, confusion,...

Jun 03, 2025

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Arizona Felony Sentencing Chart

The crimes reported in Arizona are generally categorized under infractions, misdemeanors, and felonies. Felonies are the gravest crimes, punishable by a prison sentence and a hefty court fine....

What Happens If a Victim or Witness Refuses to Testify?

Apr 30, 2025

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What Happens If a Victim or Witness Refuses to Testify?

Testimonies are critical in prosecuting cases; sometimes, they are the only evidence the prosecutor has, meaning some cases could be dismissed without testimony, preventing justice delivery. Failure...

Waiving My Right to a Jury Trial - Is It a Good Idea?

Mar 25, 2025

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Waiving My Right to a Jury Trial - Is It a Good Idea?

Criminal trials are generally conducted before a jury. A jury consists of twelve people who sit through criminal trials to hear and determine cases. They are sworn to give reliable verdicts in legal...