In Arizona, domestic violence is not a distinct offence. Instead, the domestic abuse accusations would be added to another criminal charge, which might result in harsher punishments. Domestic violence is defined by ARS 13-3601 as a dangerous offense against a child or
13-1001. Attempt of a class 1 felony
13-1103. Manslaughter
13-1204. Aggravated assault(certain violations)
3-109. Unlawful influence of officer, inspector or other state employee (agriculture)
3-932. Theft of protected native plants (valued at $1,500 or more)
3-1304. Branding or altering brand of animal of another
3-1305. Obliterating or changing brand or mark
3-932. Theft of protected native plants (valued $750 or more but less than $1,500)
3-1292. Sale of livestock without lawful brand, bill of sale or power of attorney
3-1303. Driving livestock from range without consent of owner
5-516. Alteration of lottery tickets
6-133. Filing false reports or making false entries regarding banking documents
13-705. Dangerous crimes against children (certain offenses)
3-240. Certain violations of seed statutes (see title 3, chapter 2, article 2)3-370. Certain serious violations of pesticide control statutes
3-165. Unauthorized use of designation “Arizona heritage agriculture property”3-356. Pesticide violations3-670. Regulation of trade and real milk products violations3-737. Regulation
3-215 Refusal or failure to comply with department of agriculture rules or orders
3-268. Unlawful reporting or disclosing of information by department of
agriculture employee
3-283. Fertilizer materials violations
3-215. Dangerous plant pests and disease violations or obstruction of department
of agriculture inspectors
3-356. Using or revealing formulas of pesticide products or any other pesticide
violation after receiving a warning
3-370. Pesticide control (nonserious violation)
In Arizona, criminal charges for theft can range from misdemeanor to serious felony offenses as enumerated in A.R.S. 13-1802. The severity of the charged offense, as well as the severity of its consequences, are almost exclusively based on the value of the property or service stolen.
Actions Leading to Common Theft Offenses in Arizona
A. A person commits theft if, without lawful authority, the person knowingly…
