Arizona Criminal Defense
What to Know About Bail in Arizona: Repeat Offender & Bail Bond Work
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom When someone is arrested in Arizona, one of the first concerns is whether they can be released on bail while awaiting trial. Bail is a critical part of the Arizona criminal justice system, balancing a defendant’s right to freedom…
Read MoreIllegal Reentry Charges After Deportation
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom If you or a family member is under federal investigation or has been arrested in Arizona for illegal reentry after deportation, you’re dealing with a serious federal crime that moves fast. Federal agents, prosecutors, and the court will focus…
Read MoreCharged with Illegal Hunting or Poaching in Arizona – ARS 17-301
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Being charged with illegal hunting or poaching in Arizona is a serious matter that goes far beyond a simple game violation. Under Arizona Revised Statutes Title 17, which includes the provisions of this title regarding wildlife, wildlife offenses can…
Read MoreCriminal Defense Against Drug Charges Near a School Zone in Arizona
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom If you were arrested for a drug charge near a school zone in Arizona, you’re likely staring at steeper penalties than the same offense elsewhere. Arizona law adds extra prison time, mandatory fines, and strict limits on probation when…
Read MoreCan a Convicted Felon Restore Their Gun Rights in Arizona?
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Losing the ability to own a firearm is one of the most serious and lasting consequences of a felony conviction in Arizona. The law considers anyone convicted of a felony to be a prohibited possessor who may not legally…
Read MoreCan Police Demand Your ID Without a Crime? Arizona Stop-and-Identify Laws
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom A police stop can be stressful, especially if you are unsure of your legal rights. Many people do not know whether they are legally required to show ID, state their full name, or answer questions. In Arizona, the rules…
Read MoreUnforeseen Criminal Charges for Selling a Firearm in Arizona
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Selling a firearm in Arizona can seem simple, especially since the state is widely recognized for its strong protections on firearm ownership. Many residents assume they can freely sell guns in private transactions without concern. However, misunderstanding or overlooking…
Read MoreHow Arizona Handles Sexting and Teen Sexting Laws
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Sexting—the sending and receiving of sexually explicit messages, photos, or videos electronically—has become increasingly common among teenagers in Arizona. But while many teens think of it as a private act, Arizona law treats sexting with a minor far more…
Read MoreThe Consequences of a Fourth DUI Conviction in Arizona
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Driving under the influence (DUI) is always a serious offense in Arizona, but the stakes increase dramatically with each repeat offense. If you’re facing a fourth DUI conviction, you could be charged with a felony, resulting in a lengthy…
Read MoreTraveling with Marijuana to Arizona from a Different State
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Arizona has legalized recreational marijuana for adults under state law, but that doesn’t mean you can bring cannabis across state lines without consequences. Many people misunderstand what Arizona’s legalization covers and how it interacts with federal law and interstate…
Read MoreCharged with Bank Robbery if You Didn’t Enter the Bank?
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Bank robbery is often portrayed as a crime committed by masked individuals storming into a bank, demanding cash at gunpoint. But in reality, you can be charged with bank robbery without ever stepping foot inside the bank. …
Read MoreAncestry.com DNA, Criminal Charges and Cold Cases
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom The rise of consumer DNA testing services like Ancestry.com and 23andMe has changed the way millions of people explore their heritage. But beyond discovering long-lost relatives and ethnic origins, these genetic databases are now playing a role in solving…
Read MoreDoes a Fake ID Charge Go on Your Permanent Record?
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom Using a fake ID might seem like a harmless decision, especially for college students hoping to get into a bar or buy alcohol. But in Arizona, possessing or using a fake identification card is a criminal offense. Whether you’re…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence in the Courtroom: Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud Weighs In on the Legal Revolution
With artificial intelligence (AI) quickly permeating every facet of life, it’s no surprise that the legal world is now grappling with its possibilities and perils. In a recent interview with Phoenix 10 News, criminal defense attorney Josh Kolsrud offered expert analysis and real-world perspective on how AI is already reshaping courtrooms and legal work in Arizona and beyond.
Read MoreDefense Attorney Josh Kolsrud Breaks Down Developments In The P Diddy Trial With Phoenix Fox 10 News
The P Diddy trial is dominating headlines, not only for its star-studded cast of characters and high-profile allegations, but also for the complex legal maneuvers taking place in the courtroom. Phoenix 10 News sat down with criminal defense attorney Josh Kolsrud, who provided critical insight into the drama unfolding around Sean “Puffy” Combs, the prosecution, and the defense.
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