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A criminal conviction gives a person a criminal record if that person is convicted of the crime. In order to be convicted of a crime, a person needs to plead guilty or no contest, or to be found guilty at trial. Therefore, if the case is dismissed or a person is not guilty, they will… read more
Read More| Arizona Revised Statutes,Firearms Crimes
The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution gives you the right to bear arms. As a resident of Arizona, you have the right to purchase, possess and openly carry a gun. Any law-abiding citizen over the age of 21 can carry a firearm openly or concealed without needing to obtain a license. You must,… read more
Read More| Arizona Revised Statutes,Firearms Crimes
Firearms are a significant cause of injuries and deaths in Phoenix, Arizona. The firearm mortality rate in Arizona in 2018 was 15.3 deaths per 100,000 population, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Almost 1,150 people in Arizona lost their lives due to firearm incidents in 2018. State lawmakers attempt to reduce the… read more
Read MoreOctober 13, 2026 | Defense Strategies
Yes, a person who appears in court with an active Arizona warrant may be arrested and taken into custody. An arrest is not inevitable in every case, however. The result depends on the type of warrant, the issuing court, the reason it was issued, the underlying charge, the person’s history, and whether the court has… read more
Read More| Arizona Revised Statutes,Firearms Crimes
With 4th of July celebrations may come another source of noise in Arizona: gunshots. Some people take advantage of the sound of fireworks on Independence Day to try to mask the sound of an unlawful firearm discharge. Others are unaware of the laws against unlawful discharge and shoot guns to celebrate the holiday. If you… read more
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