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Posted on March 19, 2020 in Criminal Defense
Police misconduct is more common than many people want to admit. Our criminal defense attorneys know this because we handle a wide variety of criminal cases. We value and respect police officers and law enforcement agencies, but we also know that some law enforcement officers bend the rules or step outside of the boundaries of the law. The publ... Read morePosted on February 28, 2020 in Criminal Defense
Bail is a payment that is made to the court. This payment is given in exchange for releasing a defendant from prison. The money is held by the court until all of the court proceedings are over including the trial. The purpose of bail is to entice the defendant to show up for court appearances so they can recover the bail amount after their ... Read morePosted on February 21, 2020 in Criminal Defense
Are you facing extradition to another state? Did Arizona extradite you from another state? If so, you need an experienced Phoenix criminal defense lawyer to help protect your legal rights and ensure that you receive a fair and just proceeding. Without experienced legal advice, you risk losing your freedom and other rights. The legal team of Orent Law Offices defends individuals in a variety ... Read morePosted on January 16, 2020 in Criminal Defense
Facing criminal charges is not something to take lightly. Even if your offense is minor, you will want a qualified criminal defense attorney on your side throughout the process. Further, while you may only consider hiring a lawyer after being arrested or charged, there are important reasons to contact an attorney earlier. Read morePosted on December 30, 2019 in Criminal Defense
Being accused of a crime you didn’t commit can be more than a little frustrating. If these statements are made to police they could lead to your arrest and be used in court. When not corrected, false accusations can have a devastating impact on your life. For that reason, it’s important to have an Read morePosted on December 20, 2019 in Criminal Defense
“To protect and serve” is the motto of many police departments. However, it is not uncommon for citizens to be apprehensive about interacting with law enforcement. But, keep in mind that just because an officer is speaking to you, this does not mean you are in trouble. It’s always a good idea to be respectful and polite w... Read morePosted on December 6, 2019 in Criminal Defense
An arrest warrant can have serious implications and should not be ignored. Further, fleeing the state in order to avoid being arrested is not a good strategy and could result in you being detained and extradited. Police officers have an online database that keeps track of outstanding warrants and will coordinate with other states to bring you into custody. But, keep in mind that a warrant do... Read morePosted on November 6, 2019 in Criminal Defense
Sometimes committing a criminal act can have consequences that persist even after your debt to society has been paid. In Arizona, crimes involving moral turpitude would fall under this category. These offenses do not refer to specific acts, but instead, are part of a group of crimes that are considered to have similar characteristics. Being convicted of these crimes can often affect your abi... Read morePosted on November 1, 2019 in Criminal Defense
Incarceration can have a tremendous impact on personal relationships. If someone you know is serving a jail sentence, you may be wondering how this affects your ability to contact them. If you wish to visit an inmate in person, you must follow the specific rules of the particular jail, which can vary. The Durango Jail, an all-male minimum-securi... Read morePosted on October 25, 2019 in Criminal Defense
Did you get a notice in the mail that you've been picked for jury duty? Don't throw the notice in the trash. Even though it might be an inconvenience, you might have a legal obligation to show up at the courthouse. Skipping jury duty could carry some serious consequences. Here's what you need to know.