Facing sexual assault charges after an evening out in Main Gate Square, either as part of a group of students or during a social event, could have severe and lasting repercussions. If this situation happens to you, you will need a Main Gate Square assault attorney to make sure you’re able to face these false […]
Arizona Ave Arrest Defense: Assault on Police Officers
A late night near the bars on Arizona Avenue in Downtown Chandler can spiral fast. Chandler PD runs an active presence in the area all weekend, and officers move quickly on any reported disturbance. Pull away from an officer, shove a hand off your arm, or make contact during a struggle and the charge jumps […]
ARS 28-1383 and Chandler Loop 202 Stops
Getting pulled over on the Loop 202 or along Chandler Boulevard after a night out in Downtown Chandler is already a stressful experience. But if you have a suspended license, a prior DUI conviction, or a child under 15 in the car when that stop happens, Chandler police can—and will—escalate what might have been a […]
SanTan Village Stops: Gilbert Aggravated DUI Laws
Two drinks at Bourbon & Bones and a merge onto Williams Field Road can end with flashing lights before you reach the Loop 202 on-ramp. A SanTan Village DUI arrest that starts as a standard misdemeanor stop can escalate to a felony the moment Gilbert PD discovers a suspended license, a prior DUI conviction, or […]
I-17 Traffic Stops: Phoenix Drug Possession Laws
A broken taillight on the Black Canyon Freeway near Dunlap Avenue can end with a felony drug charge if an officer smells marijuana, spots a pill bottle on the seat, or talks you into consenting to a search. The I-17 corridor running through West Phoenix and Sunnyslope is one of the most actively patrolled stretches […]
Speedway Blvd Stops: Tucson Prohibited Possessor Laws
A routine traffic stop on Speedway Blvd shouldn’t be able to change your life. But if you have a prior felony conviction (and your gun rights have not been resotred) and police find a firearm in your vehicle — even one you didn’t know about, even one that belongs to someone else — that stop […]
Mesa Criminal Defense: Diversion Laws
If you or someone close to you is facing a minor criminal charge in Mesa—first-time drug possession, petty theft, or disorderly conduct—here’s something worth knowing before you assume the worst: a charge doesn’t have to become a conviction. In many cases, it doesn’t have to become a formal case at all. That’s not wishful thinking. […]
Mesa Drug DUI: 2025 Enforcement Tactics
You didn’t take a sip of alcohol. Your prescription is legitimate. Yet here you stand next to the Superstition Freeway with your hands behind your back wondering why this is happening. Situations like these are all too common in the East Valley. Arizona’s approach to enforcing drug-impaired driving cases has significantly changed since 2025, and […]
Tucson Defense: 2026 Home Confinement Law
A felony does not always need to equate to jail time, and that’s just what Arizona SB 1366 argues. If you or a loved one is approaching sentencing in Tucson, AZ, knowing more about this proposed law may significantly impact what the future holds for your family. To make sure you’ve got all the information […]
Gilbert Appeals: 2025 Wrongful Conviction
When you’re wrongfully convicted of committing a crime, you lose time, your freedom, money, and much more—and, until recently, there was nothing the state of Arizona offered by way of compensation to those whom it wronged. That all changed with Arizona SB1500. If you or a loved one has been wrongfully convicted of a crime […]