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How Is A DUI Defined In Arizona? For misdemeanor DUIs, it’s operating a motor vehicle while being impaired. There really are four main misdemeanor charges that you can get; the first is called “Impaired to the Slightest Degree.” This means that if you are driving a car and you are impaired at any level, whether…
Read MoreIf you’ve been charged with reckless driving in Arizona, you may be wondering how serious the charge really is and whether it could even be considered a felony. Let’s break it down. Reckless Driving as a Misdemeanor Reckless driving in Arizona is classified as a Class 2 misdemeanor. To put that into perspective: Class 1…
Read MoreThe Real-World Impact of a DUI in Arizona (Beyond Just the Money) Getting charged with a DUI in Arizona affects far more than your wallet—it can alter the course of your life. A DUI conviction can: Damage your reputation – A criminal record is public and can affect your standing in your community. Jeopardize your…
Read MoreMissing a Court Date in Arizona Can Have Serious Consequences. At R&R Law Group, we often hear the question: “What happens if I don’t show up to court?” The answer depends on your situation, but in most cases, failing to appear can lead to a warrant for your arrest and additional penalties. Here’s what you…
Read MoreAt R&R Law Group, one of the most common questions we hear is: Are Arizona DUI laws too harsh? The short answer? Yes, they are strict. Arizona is known for having some of the toughest DUI penalties in the country, with mandatory minimum jail sentences and steep fines, even for first-time offenders. While these laws…
Read MoreAt R&R Law Group, we often hear this question: “If I plead not guilty but then get found guilty at trial, will my sentence be worse than if I had taken a plea deal?” The short answer: Usually, no. What Happens if You Plead Not Guilty but Are Later Found Guilty? Understanding the Basics When…
Read MoreCan Felony Charges Be Reduced in Arizona? Here’s What You Need to Know If you’ve been charged with a felony in Arizona, you might be wondering: Is there any way to reduce these charges? The short answer is—yes, in many cases, Arizona felony charges can be reduced. But how that works depends on the type…
Read MoreNo Contest Pleas in Arizona At R&R Law Group, our attorneys often receive questions about the different types of pleas available in criminal cases. One that tends to cause the most confusion is the “no contest” plea—also known as nolo contendere. So what does the plea really mean, and in which circumstances does it apply?…
Read MoreThe Waste Management Open is known for its lively crowds, rowdy energy, and unforgettable moments. However, with the excitement comes an increased police presence and numerous legal violations. Here are three additional common charges we see at the event: 1. Disorderly Conduct Commonly referred to as “disturbing the peace,” disorderly conduct under ARS 13-2904 includes: Fighting or…
Read MoreI was mailed a photo speeding ticket for driving 11 miles over the speed limit (56 in a 45 mph zone) while I was visiting Scottsdale last month. How should I proceed? We are sorry to hear about your ticket! The first question is whether or not you got an actual traffic ticket or just…
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