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Defending Against Arizona Theft Charges

If you have been charged with theft, the best defenses usually come from attacking intent, identity, ownership, or value, not from trying to “explain” yourself to police. The Law Office of James E. Novak helps people facing theft charges in Phoenix, AZ, and the most effective approach starts early, while evidence is still available and before a first court date sets the tone....


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Aggravated Domestic Violence Charges in Arizona and the 84-Month Lookback Rule
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What to Expect After an Arrest for a First-Time DUI in Arizona

Arizona treats DUI more seriously than many states. A basic DUI applies when your blood alcohol concentration is 0.08 or higher, or when drugs or alcohol impair your driving to the slightest degree. Drivers under 21 can be charged with any detectable alcohol. Commercial drivers face lower limits. Police will often rely on field sobriety tests, a breath test, or a blood draw t...


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Arizona Aggressive Driving Charges And The Criminal Penalties Drivers Often Do Not Expect

Aggressive driving charges in Arizona have increased across the state, and many drivers do not realize how quickly this type of allegation turns into a criminal case. A traffic stop that begins with speeding or unsafe lane us...


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Arizona Supreme Court Expands Bedroom Self-Defense Rights In Shared Homes

You can assert self-defense from inside a locked bedroom, even when the person trying to come through the door entered the home as a guest of a co-resident. The Arizona Supreme Court confirmed that principle on October 7, 2025, and that ruling gives you powerful arguments if you face a confrontation in a shared residence. The Law Office of James E. Novak uses this decision to...


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