There were approximately a quarter of a million crimes committed in the state of Arizona last year. The vast majority of those were less serious misdemeanors. As for the more serious felonies though, they are placed into various classes based on their severity.
Misdemeanors result in short-term incarceration and small fines, while felony convictions result in incarceration for long periods in state prison and bigger fines. There are roughly 100 class 4 felonies in Arizona, which are more serious than some but less serious than other felonies.
Blood alcohol content (BAC) is a measurement of the amount of alcohol in someone’s bloodstream. It is commonly used as an indicator of drunk or impaired driving. In the United States, the federal legal limit for BAC while driving is 0.08%.
Many people believe that assault accusations are not as serious if they stem from a domestic dispute. However, this is not the case, as the law takes violence against family or household members very seriously.
If you are accused of domestic violence in Arizona, is it a misdemeanor or felony?
Driving under the influence, or DUI, is a crime that is taken very seriously in Arizona. The penalties for a DUI conviction can have a dramatic effect on an individual’s life. The courts will consider various factors when sentencing to ensure a fair and appropriate punishment, including the circumstances surrounding the case and the defendant’s criminal history.
