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.
If you’ve ever watched a crime drama, you’re probably familiar with the phrases “You have the right to remain silent” and “Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.” But what does the Miranda Warning really mean, and how does it apply in the context of Arizona law? … Read more
Today, we’ll be providing an overview of the criminal justice process in Arizona, from arrest to trial. Understanding this process can be crucial when navigating the criminal justice system. 1. Arrest A criminal case typically begins with an arrest. The police may arrest an individual if they have a reasonable belief, or probable cause, that … Read more
Lets explore the classification of misdemeanors in Arizona. While misdemeanors are less severe than felonies, understanding their classifications and potential consequences is vital for anyone navigating the Arizona legal system. Overview of Misdemeanor Classes In Arizona, misdemeanors are divided into three classes, Class 1 being the most severe and Class 3 the least. Each class … Read more
Today, we’re honing in on a crucial element of Arizona’s criminal law landscape: the classifications of felonies. By breaking down this complex topic, we hope to shed light on the consequences of different types of felonious acts within our state. An Overview of Felony Classes As mentioned in our previous blog post, felonies in Arizona … Read more
What Are Felonies and Misdemeanors? Felonies and misdemeanors represent two primary categories of crimes under Arizona criminal law, just as they do in other U.S. jurisdictions. These categories are primarily differentiated by the seriousness of the crime and the severity of the punishment that can be imposed. A felony is considered the more severe of … Read more
Understanding the Basics: What is Criminal Law? Criminal law is a body of regulations and statutes that describes conduct that is prohibited by the government because it threatens and harms public safety and welfare. The primary purpose of these laws is to set forth the punishment to be imposed upon those who disobey them. Unlike … Read more