Is Voyeurism a Felony in Arizona? (13-1424)Michael TamouFounding Attorney · Sex Crime Defense5.0 · Sex Crime DefenseUnder investigation for voyeurism under A.R.S. § 13-1424 in Arizona? Recording or viewing is a Class 5 felony, and distributing a recording where the victim is recognizable elevates to a Class 4 felony, with each act chargeable as a … Read more
28-701A is Arizona’s “reasonable and prudent” speed law. Learn the penalties, points, and defenses from a Scottsdale traffic defense lawyer.
What Happens with a First Time DUI in Arizona?Michael TamouFounding Attorney · DUI Defense5.0 · DUI DefenseCharged with your first DUI in Arizona? Even a standard first offense under A.R.S. § 28-1381 carries a mandatory minimum of 10 days in jail and a 90-day license suspension, plus fines and a 12-month ignition interlock — but … Read more
What Are the Penalties for Shoplifting? (13-1805)Michael TamouFounding Attorney · Criminal Defense5.0 · Criminal DefenseA Scottsdale shoplifting accusation under A.R.S. 13-1805 can hinge on intent, not just what was in your bag — here’s how the statute is charged, and how we build a defense.Recognized ByMichael TamouFounding Attorney · Criminal Defense★★★★★ 5.0 · Criminal DefenseWritten … Read more
What Happens If You're Charged With DV in Surprise, AZ?Michael TamouFounding Attorney · Criminal Defense5.0 · Criminal DefenseA domestic violence charge in Surprise can mean a protective order before you’ve even hired a lawyer — here’s how fast defense action can change the outcome.Recognized ByMichael TamouFounding Attorney · Criminal Defense★★★★★ 5.0 · Criminal DefenseWritten and … Read more