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Voyeurism charges in Arizona

By The Nolan Law Firm | Oct 4, 2020

In Arizona, voyeurism is a type of sex offense that can result in serious penalties and collateral consequences. People who are convicted of voyeurism may face sentences to incarceration, fines, and the potential for ongoing sex offender registration for years. Being convicted of voyeurism can cause problems with finding jobs and housing and cause other…

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Diocese of Phoenix subject of sexual abuse lawsuit

By The Nolan Law Firm | Sep 4, 2020

Two lawsuits filed on Sept. 2 in Arizona have named the Diocese of Phoenix as well as a church connected to the Diocese as the defendants. The complaint alleges that a priest sexually abused two young boys in 1970 who were members of St. Thomas the Apostle Parish. An attorney for the now-adult men says…

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The Risk Factors Involved in Sexual Assault

By The Nolan Law Firm | Sep 4, 2020

Any sexual activity that is not agreed to by one of the involved parties is a sexual assault. These activities can include unwanted touching, taking explicit photos without permission, or forced kissing. It can also include more serious assaults like rape. Residents of Arizona need to understand that sexual assault can happen to a member…

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An Overview of Arizona’s Child Pornography Laws

By The Nolan Law Firm | Jul 6, 2020

Arizona’s Child Pornography Laws Arizona law prohibits anyone from possessing, distributing, or producing pornography that includes individuals under the age of 18. If a person distributes this type of material across state lines, that individual will likely be charged with a federal crime. It is important to note that minors who share photos or videos…

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Fighting an Indecent Exposure or Public Nudity Charge

By The Nolan Law Firm | Jun 6, 2020

Indecent exposure or public nudity may seem harmless enough, but it can carry severe consequences. In many states, such an offense can actually land someone on the sex offender registry. Arizona is one such state. In Arizona and other jurisdictions, laws regulate behavior. Statutes covering sexual violations and indecent acts seek to protect the public.…

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How to Define Your Status in a Federal Criminal Investigation

By The Nolan Law Firm | Jun 4, 2020

In a Federal criminal investigation, individuals involved are separated into three categories: suspect, target, and witness. If Federal authorities believe you may have committed a crime, you will be referred to as a suspect or a target. There is also a chance that you will be summoned to talk to investigators if you have information…

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Arizona Grand Jury Indicts Two Men for Guns and Drugs

By The Nolan Law Firm | Jun 4, 2020

The Associated Press reports that an Arizona grand jury has filed indictments against two men for possessing assault rifles and selling drugs. These two men are believed to be part of a drug trafficking ring. Drugs and guns The two men were indicted on a charge of selling meth. They were also discovered to be…

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How Does the Appeals Process Work?

By The Nolan Law Firm | May 19, 2020

If you’re convicted of a crime, you may believe that your fate rests in the hands of the court. Yet, there may have been mistakes in your case’s handling, whether by the judge, jury, or your counsel. In these instances, you have the right to appeal your conviction and a reason for doing so. The…

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Your Rights When Pulled Over by Police

By The Nolan Law Firm | Apr 20, 2020

If you have ever been pulled over by the police, you know how stressful or aggravating it can be. And for some reason, it always seems to occur at the most inopportune time. If you haven’t felt the feeling of being pulled over, you know the feeling of a cop car driving behind you, the…

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The Nolan Law Firm Remains Available During COVID

By The Nolan Law Firm | Apr 3, 2020

At The Nolan Law Firm in Mesa, Arizona, we know that life goes on, even with the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions that have come with it. As the world continues to turn, people’s need for essential products and services does not stop. We continue to need food, gas, medicine, and essential services. Criminal defense…

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