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Attorney Josh Kolsrud Speaks About The Trial And Sentencing of His Client Oleg Patsulya
In a high-profile federal courtroom in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, defense attorney Josh Kolsrud provided rare insights into the controversial legal process and sentencing of his client, Oleg Patsulya. The case, which has drawn national attention due to its connection with the Russia–Ukraine conflict, involved Patsulya—a 46-year-old Russian citizen residing in the United States on a visa—being convicted for allegedly orchestrating an international conspiracy to sell airplane parts to Russia at the height of the war.
Read MoreDefense Attorney Josh Kolsrud Sheds Light on the Legal Process Behind College Student Deportations
In a recent interview on Phoenix News Now At 8, defense attorney Josh Kolsrud offered his insights into a growing trend: the deportation of college student activists. With tensions running high on campuses around the country, Kolsrud’s analysis provides an important look into how the legal process works when a student’s right to free…
Read MoreSpring Break Legal Tips for College Students: Insights from Criminal Defense Attorney Josh Kolsrud
As spring break approaches, college students across Phoenix are gearing up for some well-deserved fun. But with great fun comes the potential for unexpected legal troubles. In a recent interview on Phoenix New at 9, criminal defense attorney Josh Kolsrud offered practical legal advice and shared what students and parents should keep in mind—even on vacation.
Read MoreImmigration laws are broken — why it should matter to Arizonans
Attorney Josh Kolsrud’s opinion piece, published in the Daily Independent, provides a sharp critique of America’s current immigration laws and highlights why these issues should concern every Arizonan
Read MoreAttorney Josh Kolsrud Speaks With 3TV News About Latest President’s Executive Orders
In recent news, debate flares up over the use of executive orders and the authority behind them. While many of us may have heard the term “executive order,” few understand what it truly means or how it impacts the workings of the federal government.
Read MoreTrump Signs Executive Order on the Death Penalty
Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to top Row edge-slant Shape Decorative svg added to bottom This article discusses the following: Background of Capital Punishment Trump’s Position on Capital Punishment Implications for Arizona Public Opinion and Social Impact 7 Frequently Asked Questions Important Things to Remember How an Attorney from Kolsrud Law Offices Can Help…
Read MoreAttorney Josh Kolsrud Sharing Insights on Executive Orders With 3TV News
If you’ve been following politics for any length of time, you’ve likely heard the term “executive order” used whenever a new administration takes office. Presidents often rely on executive orders to direct how federal laws should be enforced. During a recent interview on Phoenix’s AZFamily 3TV, defense attorney Josh Kolsrud broke down exactly what executive orders are and how they fit into the U.S. legal system.
Read MoreAttorney Josh Kolsrud Discusses TikTok Ban with 3TV News
In a landmark decision this past Friday, the Supreme Court upheld the U.S. government’s efforts to ban TikTok, the popular social media platform owned by the China-based company ByteDance. The ruling mandates that TikTok’s parent company must sell its U.S. operations by Sunday or face an outright ban in the United States. This decision marks a significant moment i
Read MoreCriminal Attorney Josh Kolsrud Speaks with AZFamily News About President-elect Trumps Sentencing
The Madison, Wisconsin community is reeling in the aftermath of a tragic school shooting at a private Christian school that claimed the lives of two individuals and left several others injured. Authorities identified the shooter as 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow, who was found dead inside the school following the attack. This devastating event has reignited national conversations surrounding gun laws and the responsibilities of parents when minors gain access to firearms.
Read MoreJosh Kolsrud Talks With Fox10 News About Christmas Night Shooting At Sky Harbor Airport
The Madison, Wisconsin community is reeling in the aftermath of a tragic school shooting at a private Christian school that claimed the lives of two individuals and left several others injured. Authorities identified the shooter as 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow, who was found dead inside the school following the attack. This devastating event has reignited national conversations surrounding gun laws and the responsibilities of parents when minors gain access to firearms.
Read MoreCriminal Attorney Josh Kolsrud Talks with Phoenix 3TV About Deadly Wisconsin School Shooting
The Madison, Wisconsin community is reeling in the aftermath of a tragic school shooting at a private Christian school that claimed the lives of two individuals and left several others injured. Authorities identified the shooter as 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow, who was found dead inside the school following the attack. This devastating event has reignited national conversations surrounding gun laws and the responsibilities of parents when minors gain access to firearms.
Read MoreAttorney Josh Kolsrud Speaks With AZ Fox10 About Murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
The shocking murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has captivated the nation, with updates revealing a tangled web of legal maneuvering and public speculation. Luigi Mangone, the suspect in the case, is currently resisting extradition to New York while his legal team prepares for an arduous defense. During a recent interview on Phoenix’s Fox10 News, defense attorney Josh Kolsrud provided insight into the legal intricacies and public ramifications of this high-profile case.
Read MoreDefense Attorney Josh Kolsrud Speaks with ABC15 News About Resumptions of Arizona Executions
The state of Arizona is poised to resume its executions after a two-year hiatus, a decision that has reignited the contentious debate surrounding the death penalty in America. In a recent announcement, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes affirmed her intent to seek the execution warrant for convicted murderer Aaron Brian Gunches, who was sentenced to death in 2002 for the murder of Ted Price. While the move has been welcomed by some as a step towards justice for victims’ families, it has also raised alarms about the state of capital punishment practices and the moral questions they entail.
Read MoreJosh Kolsrud Discusses the Implications of the Menendez Brothers Resentencing with 3TV Host Jaime Cerreta
In a compelling interview conducted by 3TV’s host Jaime Cerreta, criminal defense attorney Josh Kolsrud of Kolsrud Law Offices in Phoenix weighed in on the unfolding legal drama surrounding the Menendez brothers’ case, a topic revived under the spotlight due to recent Netflix documentaries. The conversation revolved around whether Erik and Lyle Menendez, who were convicted of murdering their parents in 1989 and sentenced to life without parole, may soon have the chance to be released.
Read MoreAttorney Josh Kolsrud Speaks with Fox10 News About Menendez Brothers Resentencing
In a groundbreaking shift, the Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón has recommended that the notorious Menendez brothers, Lyle and Erik, be resentenced from life without the possibility of parole to life with the possibility of parole. This extraordinary development has sparked intense public debate and could have broader implications for similar cases.
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