The cost of a DUI conviction in Arizona can be expensive. Fines, court costs, and legal fees can add up quickly. But, getting convicted of a DUI in Arizona has a lot more costs associated with it than just the fines and court fees. If you are facing DUI charges, you might be wondering what the total costs including everything...
Continue ReadingIf you’ve been arrested and charged with a drug-related crime in Phoenix, the chances of being subjected to severe penalties are alarmingly high. Arizona criminal courts enforce strict punishments for crimes involving drugs, including the possession, manufacturing, and transportation of controlled substances. Give yourself a chance at freedom by hiring an experienced Phoenix drug crime lawyer. Salwin Law Group is proud...
Continue ReadingEarly Removal of your Ignition Interlock Device In Arizona, if you have been convicted of a DUI you will likely be required to install an ignition interlock device on your vehicle. The time that you must have the device installed varies depending on what type of DUI you’re facing. But if you have been convicted of a first-time Regular...
Continue ReadingDomestic Violence Arrests Surge in Arizona under Lockdown Arizona has experienced a surge in reports of domestic violence in the wake of “stay-at-home” orders meant to curb the spread of the coronavirus. This increase in domestic violence appears to be in line with global trends as couples around the world self-isolate, and it may also be followed by an...
Continue ReadingDomestic violence charges in Arizona are serious and have long-lasting consequences. At Salwin Law Group we understand the fear and confusion that many individuals experience when facing domestic violence charges because we have seen our clients go through it. We also know how important it is to obtain a favorable resolution for our clients as quickly and efficiently as...
Continue ReadingIf police have a valid search warrant for your property, then they can conduct a search whether you have a no trespassing sign or not. But what if the police don’t have a search warrant? Can they approach your house and knock on the door? Your Answer: Yes, the police can enter your property without permission—under certain conditions. By...
Continue ReadingWhat Is an Arizona Arrest Warrant? An arrest warrant is a document signed by a judge that authorizes the police to take someone into custody. The person that is taken into custody is accused of committing some sort of crime. Before a warrant is issued, the prosecutor presents evidence to a judge, who decides if there is probable cause...
Continue ReadingBeing charged with any crime in Arizona can be a stressful and anxiety-inducing experience. However, drug trafficking in Arizona is especially serious. Historically, Arizona has been a major source of narcotics coming into the country due in large part to the fact that the state shares a 370-mile border with Mexico. State and federal law enforcement devote significant resources...
Continue ReadingWhether it was on TV or in real life, we’ve all heard it – “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say or do can and will be used against you in a court of law.” It’s called the Miranda Warning. Police officers in all 50 states legally have to recite some version of this message to...
Continue ReadingMany people love watching TV shows and movies that are based on the legal system and crime. There are shows that cover every aspect of the legal system from following law enforcement in real life to thrilling courtroom dramas and everything in between. These shows are fast-paced and exciting and seem like they provide a sneak peek of what...
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