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Posted on June 3, 2020 in Arizona Law
You may have read about the healing properties of CBD oil since a 2018 bill decriminalized its use. There are many products on the market that claim to have health properties because they contain CBD oil. Whether the claims are true is unknown. While it may be safe for many people to use, CBD oil…
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Posted on May 16, 2020 in Arizona Law
RVs are gaining in popularity as more people seek less expensive housing options and desire to travel more while sticking to a budget. However, can a property owner live full time or allow someone else to live full time in an RV parked in their backyard? The answer is not simple. Zoning Ordinances and Laws…
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Posted on April 24, 2020 in Arizona Law
The debate about driving barefoot never seems to be settled. Some people believe that driving barefoot is dangerous. However, other people believe that driving barefoot allows you to have a better grip on the pedals, which can be safer. Regardless of what you believe, the question is whether you can receive a traffic ticket for…
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Posted on April 13, 2020 in Arizona Law
It is highly doubtful that Maylor Gallego’s announcement of a “great emergency” will lead to martial law. This is especially true since the City Council walked back her declaration just three days later. On March 17, 2020, The Mayor of the City of Phoenix, Kate Gallego, declared a citywide State of Emergency. The State of…
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Posted on April 8, 2020 in Arizona Law
Here in Arizona, you have the legal right to use physical force – sometimes, deadly force – to protect yourself… as long as you act reasonably. What action, though, meets the legal guidelines of self-defense? When can a self-defense strategy be used in a criminal defense case? Because you may be charged by law enforcement…
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Posted on March 31, 2020 in Arizona Law
Governors throughout the United States are taking steps to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Some states are under a mandatory shelter-in-place order. Other states have recommended that people stay at home as much as possible. Our criminal defense attorneys are following the situation closely. We understand that you may have questions about your legal rights…
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Posted on March 14, 2020 in Arizona Law
Ankle monitors are regularly ordered by judges as an alternative to serving time in a prison or jail. They are most commonly used during probation or for pre-trial conditions that allow the defendant to be released to either have local restrictions of where they can go or in-home confinement. With the advancement of technology, several…
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