Intro Arizona has stringent laws concerning the possession, sale, and distribution of controlled substances. These offenses carry severe penalties that can significantly impact an individual’s personal and professional life. Drug Possession Laws in Arizona Arizona law distinguishes between different types of drug possession, primarily based on the class of drug involved – dangerous drugs, narcotic … Read more
365 Days of Criminal Law
Welcome to the 365 Days of Criminal Law Offenses & Arizona Law by Tamou Law Group. This platform is committed to demystifying the intricate world of criminal offenses in Arizona. Our goal is to break down, elucidate, and offer insights into diverse facets of Arizona’s criminal law, equipping you with in-depth understanding straight from seasoned professionals.
Introduction Assault and battery are not only serious offenses under the criminal laws of Arizona, but they also carry common misconceptions. Often, people tend to think of these two terms as synonymous. However, under Arizona’s legal context, they represent two distinct charges, each having its own set of penalties and potential defenses. This is a … Read more
The passing of Proposition 207, popularly known as the Smart and Safe Arizona Act in November 2020, led to a significant change in Arizona’s legal landscape, including major cities like Phoenix, Tucson, Glendale, and Mesa. With this Act, the recreational use of cannabis was decriminalized across the state. However, it’s vital to remember that while … Read more
Today, we focus on a topic that impacts many Arizonians: Driving Under the Influence (DUI). Arizona is renowned for having some of the strictest DUI laws in the United States, and understanding these can make a crucial difference. Let’s delve into these laws, the associated penalties, defenses available, and the stringent enforcement practices in our … Read more
Today, we’re tackling an issue that deeply impacts individuals and families: domestic violence. We’ll examine what domestic violence is, how it is treated under Arizona law, and the resources available to victims. We’ll also delve into self-defense in the context of domestic violence and discuss a significant Arizona court case that provides a critical perspective … Read more
Today, we will demystify an integral aspect of Arizona’s criminal justice system: probation. We will explore what it means, its purposes, and its potential implications. Understanding Probation Probation is a type of criminal sentence that allows a person to stay in the community rather than serving time in prison, as long as they comply with … Read more
Today, we delve into an issue that significantly affects communities in Arizona: drug offenses. While drug crimes can vary in severity, all have a notable impact on individuals, families, and communities. What Are Drug Offenses? Drug offenses include a broad range of crimes involving controlled substances. They can range from possession of a small amount … Read more
Today, we’re focusing on a type of offense that many of us may overlook: traffic violations. While often dismissed as minor, traffic offenses in Arizona can carry severe consequences, especially when they result in harm to others or damage to property. What are Traffic Offenses? Traffic offenses involve violations of laws or regulations created to … Read more
Introduction In the contemporary era of ever-increasing digital interconnectivity, our focus today is drawn towards a dynamic and rapidly evolving field of criminal law, namely cybercrime. With the burgeoning reliance on technology in everyday life, the landscape of criminal behavior has expanded to incorporate digital spaces, thus escalating the risk of cybercrime. This comprehensive guide … Read more
Welcome back to our criminal law blog. Today, we’re taking a look at a less physically violent but equally serious category of offenses, often known as “white collar crimes.” Despite their non-violent nature, white collar crimes can lead to severe penalties under Arizona law. What Are White Collar Crimes? The term “white collar crime” was … Read more