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Today we are discussing defenses to the charge of possession of dangerous drugs in Arizona. In another article, we talked about what dangerous drugs are and what they’re considered under Arizona law. Here, we’re going to talk about some defenses that may apply if you’ve been charged with possession of dangerous drugs. There’s a lot…
Read MoreIf you have a criminal record in Arizona, one of the most common and important questions is: who can actually see it? The answer isn’t always straightforward. It depends on what action you’ve taken, whether your case was set aside or sealed, and who is doing the background check. This guide breaks it down in…
Read MoreProstitution 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…
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, missing your court date, can lead to a warrant for your arrest and additional…
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 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 MoreIf you’ve ever found yourself in the distressing situation where a friend or family member has been arrested, it can be overwhelming to know what steps to take next. Whether you’re concerned about their well-being or trying to help them navigate the legal system, understanding the process is key. Here’s a breakdown of what happens…
Read MoreIf you find out that there’s a warrant for your arrest in Arizona, it can be a stressful situation. Whether it’s because of a missed court date or a grand jury indictment, understanding how the process works and knowing what to do next is crucial. Here’s a breakdown of the types of arrest warrants and…
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