Criminal Defense

Recreational marijuana is now legal in the State of Arizona, after the passing of Proposition 207 in November 2020. This was a history-making law for Arizona that decriminalized the use of cannabis – with certain restrictions – for people 21 and over. Prop 207 also changed things for anyone with pending marijuana possession charges, as… read more

Learning that your child has been arrested is a phone call that no parent wants to receive. If you find yourself in this position, it is critical to understand how to react and what to do next. Taking the wrong steps or giving the wrong advice to your child could have a significant impact on… read more

Marijuana laws are confusing and constantly changing throughout the U.S. Arizona is one of several states that recently changed its marijuana laws. It legalized the cultivation, purchase, possession and use of recreational marijuana in November 2020. Here is an updated explanation of all of Arizona’s current marijuana cultivation and distribution laws. If you are facing… read more

If you are convicted of a crime in Arizona, probation may be part of your criminal sentence. Probation is generally available for defendants who are convicted of non-dangerous crimes. Learn more about what probation is, what to expect from a probationary period and how an attorney can help. What Is Probation? Probation is a potential… read more

Many people make mistakes that they regret – especially when they’re young. If you are someone who has juvenile criminal records from an offense or conviction that happened when you were a minor, you may be able to get a fresh start by sealing those records. Sealing your records can help you get a job… read more

If you get arrested in Arizona, you will be read your Miranda rights. This is a list of the rights that you have by law as someone suspected of committing a crime. Remember, being arrested does not mean you have been found guilty of a crime. Knowing and exercising your rights after an arrest can… read more

Having a case dismissed terminates the lawsuit against you as a criminal suspect (defendant) in Arizona. Case dismissal means that the criminal charges against you have been dropped – sometimes even before the case goes to court. Getting your case dismissed requires assistance from an experienced defense lawyer. It is important to have it dismissed… read more

There are different levels of theft within Arizona’s criminal justice system. The level of the crime is important, as it determines matters such as the classification of the criminal charge and the potential penalties. The most serious level is felony theft. If you are convicted of a felony theft crime in Arizona, you could face… read more

If you find out that a warrant has been issued for your arrest, stay calm and contact a criminal defense attorney in Glendale right away. Being accused of a crime can be overwhelming, but an attorney will know exactly how to protect your rights from the very beginning. You should never ignore an arrest warrant… read more

When most people think about drugs – especially in conjunction with criminal law – they picture illicit substances such as cocaine and heroin. Under state law, however, prescription drugs can also be involved in drug crimes. Some of the most common illegal drugs are available at the pharmacy. It is against the law to obtain,… read more