The insanity defense in Arizona is not an acquittal. It is Guilty Except Insane, a narrow test with the burden on the defense. Here is how it works.
Criminal Defense
The duress defense in Arizona can excuse a crime you were forced to commit under an immediate threat of serious harm. Learn how it works and its limits.
The entrapment defense in Arizona is powerful but risky. Learn the three-part test, why you must admit the crime, and when raising it actually works.
Should I take a plea bargain? A clear Arizona decision guide on weighing the offer, spotting a good deal, and the consequences people forget.
The arizona criminal statute of limitations gives the state 7 years for most felonies and 1 year for misdemeanors. See the deadlines and exceptions.
Probable cause vs reasonable suspicion in Arizona: the two Fourth Amendment standards that decide if a police stop, detention, or search was lawful.
Facing an online solicitation prostitution charge in Phoenix? Learn how stings work, what evidence police use, and defenses that fight back.
How Arizona defines deadly weapon and dangerous instrument in aggravated assault cases. Knives, bottles, cars, fists – what counts? Call 623-321-4699.
Self defense aggravated assault Arizona cases turn on justification statutes and burden-shifting. Learn how the defense works and when it fails.
Indecent exposure vs public sexual indecency Arizona: how the two statutes differ on elements, penalties, felony triggers, and registration risk.