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Delays in the Cudjoe Young Murder Case | Criminal Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud Weighs in on 12News
October 16, 2025 -12 News Phoenix The ongoing legal proceedings surrounding Cudjoe Young have attracted significant public attention. Young is currently facing both first-degree murder and kidnapping charges in connection to the killing of Mercedes Vega, alongside an earlier charge for armed robbery involving Vega and several other dancers in Phoenix. Notably, Young’s trials have…
Read MoreAttorney Josh Kolsrud Analyzes the Legal Stakes in AI Teen Suicide Lawsuit
September 21, 2025 – Fox10 News Phoenix The tragic case of Adam Raine, a teenager whose parents allege that OpenAI’s ChatGPT played a direct role in his death by suicide, is spurring a nationwide discussion on the safety and liability of artificial intelligence. In light of the lawsuit filed against the creators of ChatGPT, Phoenix-based…
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 MoreUnderstanding the Legal Perspective: Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud Weighs In on Los Angeles Riots
The recent wave of unrest and riots in Los Angeles has captured the attention of the nation. Fires, property destruction, and clashes have left many asking how events spiraled out of control and what the legal ramifications might be. In a recent interview on Fox 10 Talks, defense attorney Josh Kolsrud, known for his legal acumen in the Valley and beyond, offered insightful commentary on the unfolding situation.
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 MoreWho’s Really in Charge? Legal Expert Josh Kolsrud Explains the Constitutional Showdown Amid Los Angeles Riots
As protests rage across Los Angeles and the eyes of the country turn to California, the question of “Who’s in charge?” is as complicated as ever. Defense attorney Josh Kolsrud, a frequent Fox 10 News guest and noted legal analyst, recently joined the morning show to provide his expert perspective on the evolving legal standoff between California state officials and the federal government.
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 MoreFederal Court Blocks Trump’s Tariffs: Key Takeaways from Attorney Josh Kolsrud’s Legal Analysis
A recent federal court ruling has put the brakes on key elements of former President Trump’s sweeping tariff policies, creating headline-making implications for U.S. trade policy and the very limits of presidential power. On Fox10 Arizona Family News, former federal prosecutor and current defense attorney Josh Kolsrud broke down the legal significance of the court’s decision and what it could mean for the future of trade and emergency powers in the United States.
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