Can a person charged with a crime really complete some classes and have the charges against them dismissed? The answer is, yes. This type of program is referred to different names across the country, but in Arizona the most common name for it is d...
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In Arizona, it is against the law to drive or be in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while impaired to the slightest degree. But what does that actually mean? The answer is that it ultimately depends on what a jury thinks it means. In ot...
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****attention – Arizona Dui Laws Have Changed As Of January 1, 2023.*** Many articles that you read relating to DUI laws in Arizona may not be up to date or accurate. Attorney Steven Scharboneau played a key role in the passage of these new...
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Getting a DUI in Arizona can be very expensive. Between fines, fees, costs of getting an interlock installed on your vehicle, mandatory classes and other miscellaneous costs—it is not cheap. We know it’s not cheap, but how much do...
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Should I Get a Lawyer for My First DUI in Arizona? Many people facing DUI charges for the first time ask, “Should I get a lawyer for my first DUI? How serious can it be?” The quick answer is yes, you need a lawyer when facing drunk d...
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Penalties for Second DUI in Arizona Like any legal question, the short answer to whether you will go to jail for a second DUI is that it depends. However, the penalties are almost universally harsher for a repeat DUI offender, especially in Arizo...
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In today's world, the proliferation of technology has brought about a myriad of changes, some subtle, others more pronounced. One such change, which may not be immediately apparent, is the impact of cellphone Bluetooth radios on our roads and high...
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In the intricate tapestry of the legal system, one area that often garners significant attention is the intersection between criminal law and personal injury cases. This fascinating confluence occurs when the aftermath of a criminal act, such as a...
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In a criminal case, the prosecution has the burden to prove all of the elements of the charged crime beyond a reasonable doubt. However, the prosecution is not allowed to use the testimony of the defendant to meet its burden. Moreover, the jury ca...
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A criminal charge can completely topple a person’s life. The person you thought was your friend will not trust you anymore. Suddenly, life may seem lonely.  It can hurt you financially too, since most companies won’t offer jobs...
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