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What Are the Repercussions for Speeding in a School Zone in Phoenix?

Posted on July 17, 2017 in Crime,Traffic Violations

School zones have strict rules for a reason. They protect young children and teens – society’s most vulnerable populations. Every year, thousands of students unknowingly put their lives at risk when they walk on sidewalks and crosswalks in Phoenix. It only takes one moment of driver distraction, carelessness, or negligence to cause serious injury or…
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How Does a Criminal Traffic Violation Differ from a Traffic Infraction?

Posted on June 12, 2017 in Crime,Traffic Violations

Traffic Infractions A majority of traffic tickets are simply infractions—that is, minor violations of traffic laws or certain mechanical problems that don’t necessarily pose an immediate danger to others. Examples of infractions include: Tailgating Driving through a stop sign Driving above the posted speed limit A non-functioning light or turn signal An infraction is a…
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How a DUI Could Affect Your International Travel Plans

Posted on June 12, 2017 in Crime,Drunk Driving

If you plan to travel abroad and you have been arrested and/or convicted of Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in the United States, you should be aware that your criminal history can create unexpected problems, beyond what you may have imagined. Every country has its own regulations, which differ widely from country to country, not…
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How to Avoid Drunk Driving Accidents During Summertime

Posted on June 12, 2017 in Drunk Driving

It’s summertime when friends and neighbors enjoy celebrations, parties, backyard barbecues, and get-togethers of all kinds. And very often, they include alcohol. After all, who doesn’t enjoy a cold beer on a hot day? Unfortunately, amidst the fun, Memorial Day through Labor Day holidays typically see the highest number of traffic fatalities compared to any…
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Domestic Violence Statistics in Arizona

Posted on May 15, 2017 in Crime,Domestic Violence

Domestic violence is a serious problem around the country, especially in Arizona. The state defines domestic violence as a criminal act of abuse that’s committed by any “family or household member.” There are many types of crimes that may be considered domestic violence offenses, as long as there is a qualifying victim. Phoenix domestic violence…
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How to Keep Your Children Safe from Internet Sex Crimes

Posted on May 15, 2017 in Crime,Sex Crimes

The internet has become a mainstay in American households – it’s incredibly convenient, and many of us can’t imagine life without it. Even if you try to limit your children’s internet use, they likely require it for school assignments. Like the real world, the cyber world has a dark side. Unfortunately, it’s increasingly easier for…
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What Are the Penalties for Committing a Federal Crime?

Posted on May 15, 2017 in Crime

Determining Jurisdiction In order for the government to regulate the behavior of its citizens, it must have “jurisdiction.” In most cases, determining jurisdiction is straightforward. For example, if someone commits a crime within a state’s boundaries, it’s the state’s jurisdiction to arrest and prosecute. On the other hand, if a crime occurs on federal property…
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What To Do If You Are Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault On a College Campus in Phoenix

Posted on April 12, 2017 in Crime,Sex Crimes

According to the Symposium on False Allegations of Rape, 2%–8% of rape allegations are provably false. In addition, 44.9% of cases did not proceed, meaning there was insufficient evidence or the incident did not meet the legal standard of assault. Sexual assault is a serious allegation that can land the accused – guilty or not…
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What Do I Do if a Loved One is a Victim of Domestic Abuse in Phoenix?

Posted on April 12, 2017 in Domestic Violence

Domestic abuse is a problem that permeates the world, affecting more people than one might realize. In Arizona, there were 28,546 domestic abuse hotline and referral calls made in 2016. Arizona emergency shelters provided 283,170 nights of relief to adults and children the same year. Domestic violence can refer to physical abuse, battery, willful intimidation, sexual…
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Medical Marijuana – What is the Difference Between Legal in State vs. Illegal Federally?

Posted on April 12, 2017 in Crime,Drugs

In the Grand Canyon State, medical marijuana has been legal since the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act was passed in 2010. According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, there were more than 120,000 active medical marijuana cardholders as of January 2017. Being a cardholder means you have a qualifying medical condition and a doctor recommendation…
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