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From Diversion to Deportation

Eric Nemecek February 9, 2016

For many defendants, the prospect of entering into and completing a diversion program is extremely enticing. For clients with immigration issues, however, the potential benefits

To Catch a Thief: Practical Thoughts on Confronting a Potential Embezzler

Rob McGuire October 21, 2015

For an employer there may be no worse feeling than the realization that one of your employees is stealing. It may start as something in

All Bail Orders are Not Created Equal

Sheridan Lewis September 10, 2015

By now, everyone has heard about the arrests following the fighting and shootout at a Waco, Texas restaurant. Before any cases get filed, any plea

“But the Federal Agent Seemed So Nice …”

Rob McGuire August 3, 2015

I’ve had the same conversation with a few fellow lawyers who serve clients in the corporate law world, “So my client got a call from

The Perils of the Plea Deal: Assault Family Violence

Sheridan Lewis February 12, 2015

There is an abundance of misinformation circulating regarding the criminal justice system, and this often materializes through discussions between citizens accused and their friends, family

Sexual Exploitation of a Minor: A Basic Insight

Howard Snader January 6, 2015

Simply stated, sexual exploitation of a minor – commonly referred to as child pornography – is one of the most substantial felonies one can commit

Drug Enforcement Evaluation: Pseudoscience in DUI Cases Under Attack

Craig Rosenstein November 23, 2014

Arizona citizens and drivers have the right to expect that their fellow drivers are not impaired. When most people think of impairment and driving, they

Implied Consent & the “No Refusal Weekend”

Sheridan Lewis October 4, 2014

Throughout holidays and other times of merry-making, law enforcement agencies step up to announce “no refusal weekends” in their jurisdiction. The legal origins of the

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Marijuana Possession: Tough on Crime or Smart on Crime?

Stephen D. Hébert June 30, 2014

We certainly have all heard the old cliché to support a tough-on-crime stance: You do the crime; you serve the time. But, what does that

Ancillary Attacks on Medical Marijuana in Arizona Through DUI Prosecution

Craig Rosenstein May 5, 2014

In 2013, medical marijuana in Arizona was implemented after the citizens of Arizona voted it in through ballot initiative. The victory was narrow and there

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From Diversion to Deportation

To Catch a Thief: Practical Thoughts on Confronting a Potential Embezzler

All Bail Orders are Not Created Equal

“But the Federal Agent Seemed So Nice …”

The Perils of the Plea Deal: Assault Family Violence

Sexual Exploitation of a Minor: A Basic Insight

Drug Enforcement Evaluation: Pseudoscience in DUI Cases Under Attack

Implied Consent & the “No Refusal Weekend”

Marijuana Possession: Tough on Crime or Smart on Crime?

Ancillary Attacks on Medical Marijuana in Arizona Through DUI Prosecution

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