Often, these two words are used interchangeably to describe similar conduct. They both appear in state codes and may differ according to states. In most cases, the two will appear in family law or domestic relations law statutes related to matters like divorce, child custody, and civil restraining orders. In this article, we will explore …
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Read MoreArizona is a state that carries stringent penalties for crimes. For those reasons, you need an experienced attorney to represent you if you ever receive a charge. Drug charges are among the most harshly penalized of all crimes within the state. If you get a conviction for anything having to do with drugs, you have …
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Read MoreThe global coronavirus pandemic crisis has turned our daily lives upside down. From people being unable to work to receiving lockdown violation tickets for failing to properly practice social distancing, it seems we all have a lot of reasons to feel a bit on edge these days. Being locked in your home is stressful, but …
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Read MoreUnlike what many people think, domestic violence isn’t the title of an actual crime in the State of Arizona. It is a term used when criminal charges are alleged for an individual who commits a crime against someone with whom they are in a domestic relationship. A charge of domestic violence may apply to former …
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Read MoreCannabidiol is a non-intoxicating compound that is derived from hemp or marijuana. In many places, it is considered to have potential medicinal benefits. It’s considered a viable treatment option for illnesses such as arthritis, epilepsy, anxiety disorders, and Alzheimer’s disease. In general, it does not cause DUI offenses because it does not impair a person’s …
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Read MoreFalse or unlawful imprisonment is a serious offence in Arizona, with correspondingly severe penalties. It is defined as knowingly and illegally detaining or restraining another individual without license or warrant. For instance, let’s say you were in an argument with your boyfriend or girlfriend and they wanted to leave. Not ready to end the conversation, …
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