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No 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…
Read MoreIt happened. You were charged with a crime. You did everything you possibly could to work your way through it. You went to trial, and you presented your evidence. The judge heard it; the jury heard it, but they came back with a guilty verdict and you lost! As an attorney, this is a scenario…
Read MoreWe are going to explore a motion to set aside a conviction in the state of Arizona. Arizona does not have something called expungement (a court-ordered process in which the legal record of an individual’s arrest or a criminal conviction is “sealed,” or “erased” in the eyes of the law.) The closest thing that AZ…
Read MoreR&R Law Attorney, Ryan Cummings, answers questions on bail in Arizona. What Is Bail? If you’ve been arrested for a criminal offense, your first court appearance—known as the initial appearance—typically happens within 24 hours. During this hearing, a judge determines your release conditions, including whether bail will be set and how much. Under Arizona law,…
Read MoreA very common question among those who have been charged with a DUI is: Why are there four different charges on one ticket? There is a reason why the State structures DUI citations that way. Why Are There Multiple DUI Charges Listed on One Ticket? Arizona law allows prosecutors to issue stacked DUI charges, meaning…
Read MoreWhen facing criminal charges, finding the right attorney can be the most critical decision you make. The right lawyer can mean the difference between a favorable resolution and a life-altering outcome. But how do you know who the best criminal defense lawyer is for you? It all comes down to fit, experience, and trial readiness.…
Read MoreIf you’re a commercial driver’s license (CDL) holder and have been charged with a DUI, you’re likely wondering if your license will remain valid during the legal process. The short answer is yes, but there are important details you need to know. Understanding the Two Processes When a CDL driver is charged with a DUI,…
Read MoreThe Waste Management Open, also known as the Phoenix Open, is set to take place from February 3 to February 9, 2025. As one of the most anticipated events on the PGA Tour, it draws massive crowds and is renowned for its lively and enthusiastic atmosphere. Fans begin lining up in the early morning to…
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