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What You Should Know About Arizona Minor in Possession or Minor in Consumption of Alcohol or Drugs

What You Should Know About Arizona Minor in Possession or Minor in Consumption of Alcohol or Drugs

A minor in possession is guilty when they take part in consuming alcohol through either buying or possessing it while being under 21 years of age. A MIP charge comes with a variety of penalties. However, there are many different defenses against a charge of minor in possession of drugs or alcohol.

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Arizona Self Defense Laws for Manslaughter Charges

Arizona Self Defense Laws for Manslaughter Charges

According to Arizona laws, in short, the definition of manslaughter is when a person recklessly causes or is involved with, the death of another individual. The amount of prison time for manslaughter is significant under Arizona law. This is why it is important to have the best self defense lawyer representation for your manslaughter charges.

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Arizona Divorced Parents Disagree over Vaccine for Children

Arizona Divorced Parents Disagree over Vaccine for Children

Separated and divorced parents are struggling with issues concerning vaccinations, including how to handle child visitation with a parent who is unvaccinated and whether to agree to have their children vaccinated. The availability of the Covid vaccine under 5 has resulted in even more disagreements between parents who share custody but disagree about whether their children should be vaccinated.

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Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm & Arizona Shannon’s Law

Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm & Arizona Shannon’s Law

Unlawful discharge of a firearm is sometimes referred to as Arizona’s Shannon’s Law or simply Shannon’s Law. The name “Shannon’s Law” was settled upon after teenager Shannon Smith was struck with a stray bullet. She was in the backyard of her Phoenix home when the incident took place. Unfortunately, Shannon, who was just 14 years old at that time, was fatally struck by the stray bullet.

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