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  • Court of Appeals rules giving DUI suspect 20 minutes is long enough to comply with rule allowing suspect to consult with attorney prior to submitting to chemical tests.

    Feb 8, 2016

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    2/8/16  Court of Appeals rules giving DUI suspect 20 minutes is long enough to comply with rule allowing suspect to consult with attorney prior to submitting to chemical tests. Arizona court rules mandate a person arrested for DUI must be permitted to consult with an attorney prior to being required to submit to chemical testing…

  • AMMA Bars Condition of Probation Preventing Medical Use of Marijuana

    Feb 5, 2016

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    2/5/16  Arizona Medical Marijuana Act (AMMA) bars a Condition of Probation preventing a Probationer from the Medical Use of Marijuana The Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled that the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act (AMMA) allowed a defendant who was on felony probation, and who had an AMMA Card, to use marijuana even though the written…

  • Court of Appeals says Implied Consent Law Constitutional

    Feb 5, 2016

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    2/5/16  Court of Appeals says Arizona’s DUI Implied Consent law does not unconstitutionally force a DUI arrestee to consent to chemical tests. The defendant in the case contended that the law’s sanction, namely, loss of license for at least one year if he did not voluntarily consent to the chemical test, forced him to agree…

  • Arizona Court of Appeals Rules Law Prohibiting Vehicle Movements Applies to Police Vehicle

    Feb 5, 2016

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    2/5/16  Arizona Court of Appeals rules that a driver violates traffic law prohibiting vehicle movements when other vehicles could be affected, applies when the other vehicle is a police vehicle. The police cannot stop any motor vehicle unless they have a constitutionally permitted reason for doing so.  If the police do stop a vehicle without…

  • Alternate Juror Requires Instruction to Begin Deliberations Anew

    Feb 5, 2016

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    2/5/16  In an Arizona criminal trial when an alternate is called on to replace one of the jurors the judge must tell jurors they must start deliberations anew, and if they are not so told the conviction can be reversed. https://www.azcourts.gov/Portals/0/OpinionFiles/Div1/2015/1%20CA-CR%2015-0074.pdf If you’ve been charged with DUI or another criminal offense, getting help from an…

  • Arizona Supreme Court Rules Trial Judge Should Have Let Defense Expert Impeach State Firearms Expert

    Feb 4, 2016

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    2/4/16  Arizona Rules of Evidence, Rule 702 allows an expert witness to testify if, among other things, the witness is qualified and the expert’s scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge will help the trier of fact to understand the evidence.  Trial courts serve as the “gatekeepers” of admissibility for expert testimony, with the aim of…

  • Valley DUI Task Force Underway Wednesday, January 27th – February 6, 2016

    Jan 28, 2016

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    1/28/16  Several police agencies around the Valley are conducting DUI Task Force operations January 27th – February 6, 2016, while Phoenix plays host to the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction and the Waste Management Phoenix Open events. Reported to be participating are the Scottsdale, Chandler, Phoenix, Gilbert and Tempe City Police Departments, in addition to the…

  • Consequences Of A DUI Or Criminal Conviction For Students

    Nov 26, 2015

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    11/26/15  A DUI or criminal conviction, misdemeanor or felony, can come with consequences which may not be widely known or easily thought of.  College students or college hopefuls who receive a DUI or criminal conviction may not be able to proceed with their educational and career goals, depending on the criteria held by the educational…

  • Arizona Supreme Court Upholds Medical Marijuana Defense For DUIs

    Nov 25, 2015

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    11/25/15  In a decision released on November 20, 2015, the Arizona Supreme Court upheld the use of the Medical Marijuana Act as a defense for DUIs.  The Court’s decision says that if a Medical Marijuana card holder is charged with a violation of 28 A.R.S. § 1381.A.3, DUI with Any Marijuana in the Body, the…

  • Tucson Police And FBI Are Investigating 34 Acts Of Vandalism

    Oct 1, 2015

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    10/1/15  The Arizona Daily Star reports that Tucson city police and the FBI are investigating 34 acts of vandalism and sabotage that have occurred since 2013. The general area where the incidents have been reported are in the area bounded by Broadway, Interstate 10, Craycroft and Houghton Roads. Many of the acts of vandalism were…

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