Shoplifting Laws in Arizona Shoplifting, the act of knowingly taking items from a store without paying for them, is a crime that can have serious consequences for both retailers and individuals. Defining Shoplifting per A.R.S. 13-1805 This statute, which can be found in full here, clearly defines shoplifting as the act of knowingly obtaining goods …
Criminal Damage Charges in Arizona A.R.S. 13-1602 defines the offense of criminal damage and outlines the various classifications and penalties associated with damaging or defacing property belonging to another person, utility property, or public/private buildings, structures, or surfaces. While you can read the full statute here, below is an overview of this statute and its …
Charged with a Felony in Mohave County, Arizona? Here’s the Places to Know. Mohave County Attorney The Mohave County Attorney handles most State felony cases that occur in Mohave county, although the State Attorney General’s office can handle limited felony cases in some instances. They are located at: Mohave County Attorney’s Office Criminal Division …
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Prostitution Laws in Arizona: A.R.S. 13-3214 Arizona’s prostitution laws, as defined in Arizona Revised Statute 13-3214, aim to address and deter activities related to prostitution while providing safeguards for vulnerable individuals. This statute outlines the essential elements and penalties associated with prostitution offenses in the state. While the full statute can be read here, we …
A.R.S. 28-661: Handling Accidents Resulting in Injury or Death Arizona Revised Statute 28-661 outlines crucial legal obligations for drivers involved in accidents causing injury or death, including provisions for autonomous and electric vehicles. It ensures accident accountability and safety, demanding that drivers stay at the scene and adhere to reporting. Non-compliance leads to severe …
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How Rideout Law Group Can Defend You Against Aggravated Assault Charges in Arizona (A.R.S. 13-1204) What is Aggravated Assault and How Can It Affect You? If you have been charged with aggravated assault (A.R.S. 13-1204) in Arizona, you may be facing serious consequences that could affect your freedom, your reputation, and your future. …
Rideout Law Group: Your Trusted Defense Against Second Degree Murder Charges in Arizona (ARS 13-1104) Second-degree murder charges in Arizona are grave, carrying severe consequences that can reshape your life. In such dire circumstances, the support of an experienced legal team can make all the difference. Rideout Law Group, with offices in Scottsdale and …
Rideout Law joins AZTV to explain current state marijuana laws. On 4/20, attorney Brad Rideout of Rideout Law joined AZTV and host Brand Perry to break down the Arizona Marijuana laws and how to stay on the right side of the law for the holiday and beyond. 04-20-21 – Rideout LawHD from KB Woods on …
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Sports betting has made it to Arizona after the signing of a new bill and amendments to the current compact. On April 15, Governor Doug Ducey officially signed House Bill 2772 along with amendments to current gaming compacts with the state’s tribes. With the new legislation, betting on college, professional, and fantasy sports is now …
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Growing awareness of the illicit massage business is raising concerns with past treatment from police during cases. Following the deadly shooting in a spa outside Atlanta, Georgia in March, there has been growing awareness about the illicit massage industry, crackdowns from police, and the human trafficking that has often been thought to follow. A recent …
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