If a police officer suspects that you were driving under the influence, they will ask you to take a DUI test after pulling you over. But can you refuse to take a breathalyzer, blood test, or other DUI chemical test? The full answer to that question...
Whether you’re passing through on a road trip, new to Arizona, or a longtime resident, it’s important to know the rules of the road. Everyone knows not to speed or drive under the influence, but Arizona also has many traffic laws that you may not...
Involuntary manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide both involve causing the death of another person. But as similar as they sound, they are not the same crime. Arizona’s laws regarding both crimes are complex and carry different penalties. Below, we compare involuntary manslaughter vs. criminally negligent homicide,...
Hit-and-run accidents are a serious crime in Arizona. Leaving the scene of an accident without stopping can result in hefty fines and even prison time, especially if someone was injured or killed. Here’s everything you need to know about Arizona’s hit-and-run laws and the penalties...
Getting pulled over by the police can be a stressful experience for anyone. However, knowing how to handle a traffic stop can help ensure a safe and smooth interaction with law enforcement. Let’s explore your rights and what you should do if you ever get...
Every spring, motorcyclists are eager to get their bikes back on the road. If you’re planning to buy your first motorcycle or drive your bike across state lines, it’s important to know the state laws. Different states have different laws when it comes to things...
The penalty for speeding in Arizona isn’t always just a ticket. Depending on how much you exceeded the speed limit and where you were speeding, you could end up facing jail time for a criminal speeding offense. Here’s everything you need to know about the...
If you’ve already been arrested once for driving under the influence, you know that it’s a serious offense with some harsh penalties. But getting charged with a DUI for a second time in Arizona leads to even longer jail time and higher fines than a...
When a crime is committed in Arizona, prosecutors have a limited amount of time to file criminal charges against the defendant. A criminal case cannot begin after the time limit has expired, even if the defendant is guilty. However, the length of the statute of limitations...
Domestic violence affects countless individuals and families across the country. Like many states, Arizona takes domestic violence cases extremely seriously. Crimes are prosecuted much more aggressively when they involve domestic violence, and the penalties are severe. Here’s everything you should know about domestic violence laws...