Class 3 felony crimes in Arizona include aggravated assault, burglary, possession of a dangerous drug, or trafficking of a controlled substance. There are six classes of felonies in Arizona, and class 3 offenses are considered midrange. A dedicated Arizona criminal defense attorney from the Law Offices of John Phebus can put up a strong fight for you if you’ve been arrested for a class 3 felony.
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.
Be aware of the potential repercussions of refusing a field sobriety test before you decide to do so. You can refuse a chemical test, but it has legal consequences, such as driver’s license suspension and fines. Further, a refusal can – and will – be used against you by the prosecution to prove you are guilty of driving under the influence (DUI).
Did you know that about 13.5 million drivers operated a vehicle under the influence of alcohol in the last 12 months and 11.7 million drove while high on illicit drugs? When it comes to driving under the influence (DUI), many people associate it with alcohol intoxication.
While many people love petting dogs and stopping to take pictures, not all furry companions are as friendly, sweet, and lovable as they look. Each year, approximately 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs in the U.S.,
