Although both assault and battery involve the intent to harm another person, they’re not the same crime. These crimes are, however, frequently charged together. In Arizona, battery is actually considered aggravated assault. In this post, we explain the differences between assault vs. battery and the...
In certain situations, the use of lethal force is the only way to defend yourself from serious injury or death. Some states have a “stand your ground” law that protects individuals in these situations. Knowing whether Arizona is a stand-your-ground state and when self-defense is...
Aggravated assault is considered a felony in Arizona, and results in prison time. Different factors of aggravated assault can apply to different levels of felony charges with different prison sentences. At Van Norman Law, we want to help you understand your rights and what punishments...