Hearsay

In Arizona, the possession or use of a fake ID is not just a rite of passage for college students; it's a serious legal offense with ramifications under the Arizona Revised Statutes ARS 4-241(N) and ARS 13-2008. This issue is particularly prevalent in academic settings, with studies revealing that a significant proportion of college students have used or owned a fake ID, mainly for accessing alcohol. The legal consequences of such actions are severe, with potential charges ranging from misdemeanors to more serious penalties, especially if associated with other illegal activities like underage drinking or DUI.

If you believe you may be charged with a sex crime, the best time to find a lawyer is as early as possible. To be upfront of how critical these allegations can be, compare it to a form of cancer. The earlier you get treatment, the better your odds of beating it. Time is of the absolute essence. But more importantly, your defense attorney can potentially end the case before it begins. Shutting down the case in the pre-charge sex crime stage will save the humiliation of a charge being on your record, an arrest, time in jail, a very large bond, an ankle bracelet, and your mugshot being put online with a notation about the type of sex offense you are charged with.