Arizona Gun Law Changes Coming
Arizona famously has a lack of regulation around gun laws, and sports some of the most lax gun laws in the United States. For example, according to A.R.S. 13-3112 and A.R.S. 3102, no permit is needed for concealed carrying as long as the individual is above 21 years of age.
Prostitution Laws in Arizona – ARS 13-3214
If you're facing an accusation of a prostitution offense, our criminal defense attorneys in Phoenix can assist you in safeguarding your freedom and contesting your arrest. Our legal team at The Litwak Law Firm offers defense services for individuals who are confronted with sex crime allegations in Maricopa County and
How do Plea Bargains Work in Arizona?
A Brief Overview of Plea Bargains in Arizona Plea bargains, also known as plea agreements, are a tool used by prosecutors to obtain convictions voluntarily in exchange for lighter charges and or sentences for the defendant. They are incredibly popular, estimates of the percentage of criminal cases that result in a
Arizona Sex Trafficking Laws and Legal Defense
If you have been accused of human trafficking, a very serious offense, you will need a skilled and aggressive defense attorney to represent you during this difficult period. The Litwak Law Group is dedicated to providing comprehensive legal assistance for all of those accused, regardless of their charges or their
Fentanyl Laws in Arizona
Fentanyl is an opioid drug usually prepared in pill or powder form which has grown massively in popularity in the United States in recent years. It has legitimate medical uses, but has become associated with recreational use. Unfortunately, fentanyl is often deadly, with AZDHS statistics pointing to the fact that
Understand the Differences between Actual and Constructive Possession of Controlled Substances
Actual vs Constructive Possession: What is the difference? The law recognizes different types of possession. “Actual possession” means the defendant knowingly had direct physical control over an object. “Constructive possession” means the defendant, although not actually possessing an object, knowingly exercised dominion or control over it, either acting alone or through another person.
Fighting Against Assault Charges After the 2023 Super Bowl in Phoenix
The 2023 Super Bowl will bring thousands of visitors to Phoenix, Arizona, but it also led to a number of arrests, including those for assault. If you or someone you know has been charged with assault after the Super Bowl, it's important to understand the charges and the best way
Top Crimes Committed Over The Holidays
As we approach the holiday season, we hope that it is a season of joy and peace, but for some people, it does not pan out to be the best time of the year. The reality is that with increased stress over family, money, and expectations, the number of crime-involved
The Consequences of Being Charged With a Crime as a Non-Citizen
If you are facing criminal charges, it is important to understand how your citizenship status may impact your case. Non-citizens who are charged with a crime may be placed in removal proceedings, which could lead to deportation.
Arizona Arson Charges
Arizona has criminal statutes prohibiting arson, which is generally defined as causing damage to a property or structure via fire or an explosion