In Arizona, if an individual is convicted of a sexual offense, one potential punishment is lifetime probation. This refers to a lifetime of supervised release that lasts from the time the defendant is released from jail or prison until the day he or she dies. This punishment can come in addition to other lifelong consequences,
Probation is commonly included as part of a criminal sentence in Arizona. If you are convicted of any type of offense, you could face probation as a possible punishment. There are two different types of probation in Arizona: standard probation and intensive probation. The type assigned to you can determine the impact the probationary period
Relationships can be complicated and filled with conflict. Passions, emotions and tensions can run high. If an argument gets out of hand, Arizona law could classify actions taken or words spoken as “domestic violence.” This crime is taken seriously by Arizona lawmakers. If the police get involved in a domestic dispute, you could be charged
Arizona law is clear when it comes to sexual conduct with a minor: it is a crime to engage in sexual activity with someone who is under the age of consent (18 years old). However, the Romeo and Juliet Law provides an exception to this rule in circumstances where there is a small age difference
Arizona lawmakers punish sex crimes harshly. Criminal consequences for a sex crime conviction are severe and can include life imprisonment. These crimes also come with a variety of social, employment and financial consequences. Sex crimes encompass a range of offenses that relate to sexual conduct and activity. Unfortunately, individuals can be accused and convicted of
