July 3, 2026 / Domestic Violence
A DANCO is a “Domestic Abuse No Contact Order.” Many people first hear about a DANCO after being arrested in connection with a domestic violence-related case, sometimes during their first court appearance, and learn that one is in place. These court orders are very serious. Violating a DANCO not only threatens your defense in the […]
Read moreJune 26, 2026 / Arizona Law
You’ve almost certainly seen on TV or in a movie that someone is arrested and immediately gets one phone call—and one phone call only. It’s a familiar scene, but it is not an accurate statement of the law. In Arizona, your rights after being detained or arrested are a little more nuanced than what is […]
Read moreJune 12, 2026 / Arizona Law
Many people use police scanners as a tool to stay informed about local emergencies, nearby accidents, and public safety news in their communities. Thanks to easily available scanner apps and local radio broadcasts streamed online, more Arizona residents than ever are listening in. With this increased access, it’s common to wonder if using a police […]
Read moreMay 26, 2026 / Criminal Defense
The Best States for Responsible Gun Owners Do you live in a gun-friendly state? The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution gives Americans the right of Americans to keep and bear arms. However, states can enact laws that restrict and govern gun ownership. Some states are more gun-friendly than others. For example, Arizona ranks high […]
Read moreMay 21, 2026 / Criminal Defense
When facing a criminal charge in Arizona, you might hear people say that charges have been “dropped” or “dismissed,” and assume the two terms mean the same thing. Although they are sometimes used interchangeably in conversation, they can refer to different parts of the criminal justice process. Understanding the distinction between dropped and dismissed charges […]
Read moreMay 20, 2026 / Sex Crimes
Being falsely accused of sexual assault can be life-changing and emotionally overwhelming. Even before charges are filed and you’re officially a defendant, the mere existence of these accusations can affect your job, social life, reputation, housing, and educational opportunities. Arizona prosecutors and detectives take these allegations very seriously. Here’s more about what you should know […]
Read moreMay 12, 2026 / Criminal Defense
Being arrested can be frightening and confusing, especially if you have never been through the criminal justice system before. In Tucson, Arizona, the steps a defendant takes immediately after an arrest can affect their legal rights and potentially influence the outcome of their case. Remaining calm and understanding what to do next can help you […]
Read moreApril 24, 2026 / Criminal Defense
If you plan to work in certain professions in Arizona, you may be required to obtain a fingerprint clearance card. This card is issued after a background check and confirms that you meet the state’s requirements for positions involving trust or public safety. Understanding how the card works can help you avoid delays in employment […]
Read moreApril 15, 2026 / Arizona Law
In Arizona, the statute of limitations is the legal window during which the state may file criminal charges against a potential defendant. If prosecutors try to file charges after this deadline has expired and no valid exception applies, the case can be dismissed, and the accused cannot be prosecuted for that offense. The actual time […]
Read moreApril 14, 2026 / Police Misconduct
Most criminal defendants are familiar with the phrase, “You have the right to remain silent,” but fewer understand when police are actually required to read Miranda rights. In Tucson, Arizona, and across the United States, Miranda warnings are tied to specific situations during a criminal investigation. If police fail to read your rights, it does […]
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