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Relationship Red Flags and Domestic Violence Cases
Ignored warning signs in relationships can spiral into domestic violence cases. Learn the red flags, how the criminal system responds, and why silence is your best strategy.
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Tucson Criminal Defense Lawyer
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What to Say Instead of “I Didn’t Do Anything” to Police
Blurting out “I didn’t do anything!” feels natural when police stop you — but those four words can do serious...
Inside an Arraignment: What Really Happens and Why It’s Routine
An arraignment in Arizona may sound intimidating, but it’s mostly routine. This post explains each step, clears up myths, and...
“All You Lawyers Just Profit Off Misery!”
Many people believe lawyers profit from misery. In reality, criminal defense attorneys stand between individuals and a system designed for...
The Internet Is Wrong About DUIs — Here’s Arizona’s Law
Online outrage about DUIs often ignores how Arizona law actually works. A first-time DUI with no injuries carries mandatory jail,...
Movie Lawyer vs. Real Lawyer: What Actually Protects You
Hollywood gets it wrong: the dramatic “movie lawyer” storming into an interrogation doesn’t protect you — silence does. In Arizona’s...
Can I Leave Arizona While My Case Is Pending?
Can you leave Arizona while your criminal case is still pending? Travel can be allowed, but only with the court’s...
The Charlie Kirk Murder: What the Legal Process Really Means
The killing of Charlie Kirk has dominated headlines, but the real story is the courtroom. Utah prosecutors have charged the...
Isn’t It Dishonest to Plead Not Guilty if You Did It?
Pleading “not guilty” isn’t about denying reality — it’s about demanding proof. In Arizona courts, “not guilty” doesn’t mean innocent,...
What Happens in Arizona When a Jury Can’t Reach a Verdict
What happens when jurors can’t agree on a verdict in a criminal trial? In Arizona, it results in a mistrial—but...