February 13, 2026 / Arizona Law
Racketeering is when someone commits, tries to commit, or helps with certain serious crimes, called “predicate offenses,” like drug trafficking, fraud, money laundering, or extortion, and does it for financial benefit. In Arizona, the law doesn’t require proof of a large or long-term criminal operation like a classic criminal gang; even a single event can […]
Read moreFebruary 10, 2026 / Arizona Law
Cyberbullying is widely recognized as harmful, but not all online harassment is illegal. Many people are surprised to learn that cruel, offensive, or upsetting online behavior does not automatically rise to the level of a crime. The key legal issue is when cyberbullying crosses the line from protected speech into conduct that violates Arizona criminal […]
Read moreFebruary 5, 2026 / Arizona Law
People often wonder if having a sugar daddy or sugar baby is legal in Arizona, especially as these types of relationships become more visible on social media and in the news. When most people talk about a “sugar daddy,” they mean an older, financially secure person who provides gifts, money, or financial help to a […]
Read moreJanuary 28, 2026 / Criminal Defense
Interactions with law enforcement can be stressful, confusing, and intimidating—especially when someone believes they may be under investigation or at risk of arrest. In these moments, some people attempt to avoid police contact altogether. While this reaction may feel instinctive, avoiding the police can carry serious legal consequences that often make a situation worse rather […]
Read moreJanuary 27, 2026 / Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a serious offense in Arizona, and it can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on several factors, including the severity of the alleged conduct, the nature of the relationship, and any prior history of abuse. If you’re facing a domestic violence (DV) charge in Arizona, the sections below discuss […]
Read moreJanuary 23, 2026 / Arizona Law
Consent can play a critical role in many types of criminal cases that involve sexual conduct. Arizona law is very clear about when consent exists and when it does not. Since the consequences of a conviction for a sex crime can be especially life-altering, learning about how consent is legally defined and how it works […]
Read moreJanuary 19, 2026 / Arizona Law
Smartphones store an enormous amount of personal information, including messages, photos, emails, location data, and financial details. Because of this, accessing someone else’s phone without permission is treated seriously under the law. In Arizona, hacking a phone is often illegal and can lead to criminal charges, even in situations where the person accessing the device […]
Read moreDecember 17, 2025 / Criminal Defense
As people across the country gather to celebrate the arrival of the New Year, festivities meant to be joyful can sometimes escalate into dangerous or unlawful behavior. Late-night parties, alcohol consumption, and large crowds often create conditions where poor decisions are made. New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day consistently bring a noticeable increase in […]
Read moreDecember 15, 2025 / Domestic Violence
Domestic violence cases generally rise across Arizona during the holiday season every year. While the holidays are meant to bring people together, they also create stress in many homes due to factors like money problems and increased alcohol use. When this stress builds up and emotions run high, arguments can turn physical much faster than […]
Read moreDecember 11, 2025 / Domestic Violence
Domestic violence cases in Arizona do not result in a single “average” sentence because penalties depend heavily on the underlying offense, the defendant’s history, and the circumstances of the incident. Arizona treats domestic violence as an enhancement to another criminal charge, meaning the sentence is tied to the severity of the offense rather than the […]
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