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Misdemeanors

List of Class 3 Misdemeanors in Arizona

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 of eggs and egg products violations3-932. Certain Arizona native plant violations3-1269. Use of unrecorded brand3-1297. Concealment of livestock killed or injured by railroad or motor vehicle3-1311. Allowing dogs to chase livestock resulting in injury to the livestock3-1312. Transporting one equine

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Misdemeanors

List of Class 2 Misdemeanors in Arizona

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

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Misdemeanors

List of Class 1 Misdemeanors in Arizona

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)

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Convictions & Consequences

Charges of Theft in Arizona

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,

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Convictions & Consequences

Consequences of an Arizona Burglary Conviction

The three different degrees of burglary offenses are covered by Arizona’s burglary laws. Each of these offenses is a felony, and all carry a potential prison sentence.

According to Arizona law, a burglary occurs when a person illegally enters and stays in a building or on a piece of property with the intent to steal something or perform another felonious

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Convictions & Consequences

Dangerous Offenses in Arizona

When you are facing a criminal charge accompanied by a Dangerousness allegation in Arizona, you may feel entirely helpless. The prosecution will likely seek the most severe punishments for you. Aggravating circumstances and Arizona’s “Dangerous offense” law will drastically increase your potential punishment. You need a skilled, knowledgeable, and experienced Arizona criminal defense attorney fighting for your rights.

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Understanding The System

What is a Grand Jury?

In the complex world of the legal system, the grand jury concept often emerges as a point of curiosity. Many are familiar with the role of a trial jury, but the grand jury operates differently. It plays a crucial role behind the scenes, ensuring the legal process functions correctly. So, what exactly is a grand jury, and why is it

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Andrew Long

Andrew Charles Long is a former Public Defender who worked for both the Mohave and Pima County Public Defender’s Offices. As a Public Defender, he handled hundreds of criminal cases; both misdemeanor and felony, and successfully litigated several felony and misdemeanor trials and pre-trial motions. Andrew has a passion for the law and defending his clients’ rights.

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