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Rising Prison Population in Arizona
Arizona is experiencing a general decline in crime rates, according to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Report. This applies to both violent crimes and property crimes.
Phoenix Ranked Third in Hate Crimes in the U.S.
It’s usually a good thing to be ranked near the top of a list – best cities to live in, high employment opportunities, etc. But
Former Phoenix Mayor Blamed for Being Robbed
It’s fairly unusual when a person is blamed for being the victim of a crime. But that’s exactly what the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association says
Marijuana Legalization and Federal Law
As most people are aware, more and more states have legalized the use of marijuana over the past several years. Some have legalized it for
Presumed Guilty
Social Media, the Web and the Presumption of Innocence In these days of instant communication, we hear a lot about “fake news.” But apart from
Felony DUI in Arizona
Most people understand that these days any DUI charge is a serious matter. Even if it’s your first arrest for driving under the influence, and
Duress Defense Addressed by the Arizona Supreme Court
A Pima County woman was charged with kidnapping and child abuse for keeping her three children locked up for months under horrible conditions. She was
Are Arizona Legislators Immune from Criminal Prosecution?
After reading this headline, you might think that we’ve lost our common sense and are suggesting that the members of the Arizona legislature are above
Burglary, Robbery and Theft in Arizona: What’s the Difference?
When someone is alleged to have stolen or attempted to steal something, the charge is often described as either burglary, robbery, theft, or some combination
Texting While Driving in Arizona
Arizona, it seems, likes to be different. We’re the only place in the Contiguous United States that doesn’t observe Daylight Savings Time. We’re also one