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How to Find Someone in Jail or Prison in Arizona

Ryan W. Cummings | March 13, 2026

When someone is arrested in Arizona, one of the first questions family members and friends ask is: Where are they being held? Fortunately, there are a few online tools that can help you locate someone who has recently been arrested or who is currently serving a prison sentence. Understanding the difference between county jail and…

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Is It Entrapment? Undercover Officers and Reckless Driving Charges (ARS 28-693) in Arizona

Ryan W. Cummings | February 9, 2026

Undercover Officers and Reckless Driving Charges If you’ve been charged with reckless driving, racing, or criminal speeding in Arizona especially after interacting with what looked like another “regular driver”, your first reaction might be: “That’s entrapment.” We hear that all the time. But in most cases, it’s not entrapment under Arizona law. Let’s break down…

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Arizona DUI Interlock Laws Have Changed: What You Need to Know

Ryan W. Cummings | January 7, 2026

If you or someone you love has been charged with a DUI in Arizona, understanding ignition interlock requirements is critical. Over the last few years, Arizona has made significant changes to its DUI interlock laws, and many people are still relying on outdated information. At R&R Law Group, we frequently get questions like: Do I…

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What Happens If You’re Charged With Prostitution in Arizona?

Ryan W. Cummings | December 22, 2025

Prostitution is a topic that generates a lot of questions in Arizona, especially as conversations around human trafficking and law enforcement continue nationwide. One of the most common questions we hear is simple: Is prostitution legal in Arizona? The short answer is no. Prostitution is illegal in Arizona, and the consequences can be far more…

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Morning-After DUIs: What “Hang Around” Charges really mean in Arizona

Ryan W. Cummings | November 24, 2025

Morning After DUIs Most people think DUI charges only happen when someone is actively out drinking and driving late at night. A surprising number of Arizona DUI arrests happen the morning after, when someone wakes up, feels “okay,” gets behind the wheel, and then suddenly finds themselves in handcuffs. At the R&R Law Group, we…

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Why Do Innocent People Take Plea Deals?

Ryan W. Cummings | November 7, 2025

Understanding the Harsh Reality of the Criminal Justice System One of the more difficult questions we receive at R&R Law Group is: “Why do innocent people take plea deals?” It’s a heartbreaking question and one that sheds light on some of the toughest realities of our criminal justice system. While it might seem unthinkable that…

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Can Reckless Driving Be a Felony in Arizona?

Ryan W. Cummings | October 20, 2025

If 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…

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What Happens if You Miss a Court Date in Arizona?

Ryan W. Cummings | October 1, 2025

Missing 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…

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Are DUI Laws Too Harsh in Arizona?

Ryan W. Cummings | September 22, 2025

At 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…

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What Happens if You Plead Not Guilty but Are Later Found Guilty?

Ryan W. Cummings | August 15, 2025

At 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…

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