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Police Stops in Arizona

Posted On July 29, 2020 I Arizona Laws,Criminal Defense

A routine traffic stop is something most drivers experience at least once in their lives. Law enforcement officers in Arizona can conduct traffic stops for broken roadway rules such as speeding, illegal turns, unsafe lane changes, drunk driving, ignored red lights and reckless driving.

Booster Seat Laws in Arizona

Posted On July 24, 2020 I Arizona Laws,Car Accidents

Booster seats are incredibly important safety systems for child passengers in motor vehicles. They lift a child to the correct height to be able to use the vehicle’s safety belts. In the US in 2017, about 116,000 children 12 and younger were injured and 675 died in motor vehicle accidents.

Types of Field Sobriety and BAC Tests

Posted On July 20, 2020 I Drunk Driving Charges,Field Sobriety Tests

Driving while drunk or intoxicated is against the law in all 50 states. Most states have set a legal threshold determining when a driver is too drunk to drive. This threshold is in terms of blood alcohol concentration (BAC), or the amount of alcohol in a driver’s bloodstream.

Motorcycle Laws in Arizona

Posted On July 13, 2020 I Motorcycle Accidents

The Grand Canyon State has many attractions for motorcyclists. Thousands of residents and tourists in Arizona use motorcycles to commute to work, get around and visit destinations such as national parks. Unfortunately, many motorcyclists end up with serious and fatal personal injuries in traffic accidents in Arizona every year.

What are Arizona’s E-Scooter Laws?

Posted On July 3, 2020 I Arizona Laws,Personal Injury

Electric scooters, or e-scooters, have come to Arizona in droves as companies such as Spin, Lime and Bird bring tens of thousands of rentable e-scooters to major cities. These companies offer low-cost e-scooter rentals to the public through apps. While many residents are quick to try out rentable e-scooters, most do not fully understand the risks or laws related to dockless e-scooters.