What to Expect at Your Arraignment for AZ Misdemeanor and Felony Cases
Your Arraignment (First Court Appearance) Questions Answered for Misdemeanor and Felony Cases in Arizona Attorney, Ryan Cummings from R&R Law...
Disclosing Criminal Charges
Should You Tell Your Job About an Open Criminal Charge? What You Need to Know from your Brother at Law – R&R Law Group Dealing with an open...
Understanding Your Gun Rights with Criminal Charges
When facing criminal charges, it's crucial to understand how these might impact your rights, particularly the right to possess firearms. If you or...
How Does Jury Selection Work in Arizona?
Arizona Jury Selection Process A Guide by R&R Criminal Defense Attorneys When facing a criminal trial, one of the most crucial steps is the...
The Importance of Sobriety Tests in Aggravated DUI Cases in Arizona
Accurate sobriety tests are essential in defending against aggravated DUI charges. Let R&R Law help with a Free case evaluation today.
Understanding the Procedure to Request a Jury Trial
A Guide by R&R Criminal Defense Lawyers In the criminal justice system, a jury trial is a fundamental right that allows defendants to have their...
Understanding Petitions to Seal in Arizona
A Guide by R&R Law Criminal Defense Attorneys In Arizona, having a criminal record can significantly impact various aspects of your life, from...
What is an Aggravated DUI in Arizona?
What You Need to Know Understanding Aggravated DUIs in Arizona Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense, but when it comes to...
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES – Jason Smith v. Arizona
“When an expert conveys an absent analyst’s statements in support of the expert’s opinion, and the statements provide that support only if true, then the statement come into evidence for their truth.”