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Do You Qualify for a Special Restricted Driver’s License?

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 13, 2020

Some individuals who receive an Arizona conviction for driving under the influence may be eligible for a special ignition interlock restricted driver’s license. The SIIRDL program requires the installation of an ignition interlock device and the completion of other aspects of the person’s sentence. Explore whether you qualify for the SIIRDL program after license suspension in Arizona.…

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How Will Money Laundering Charges Impact Me?

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 13, 2020

Money laundering is the process of giving a legal appearance to funds generated through illegal activities. These funds often come from drug trafficking, arms dealing or tax evasion schemes. You may not partake in these unlawful activities yourself. But if you help criminals “wash” their money, you have aided them. The consequences of laundering money…

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Understanding the Discovery Process in Criminal Cases

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 13, 2020

Every criminal defense lawyer dreams of having a Perry Mason moment, where something comes out at trial that completely surprises the judge, prosecutors, and even the bailiff. In reality, though, these moments are exceedingly rare because of the discovery process. If you are facing criminal charges for driving under the influence, possessing drugs, or anything…

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Supreme Court to review traffic stops

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 12, 2020

Motorists have a right of privacy while they are in their vehicles. But, stopping motorists often leads to the filing of criminal charges, such as drunk driving, drug charges or theft. Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear an illegal search and seizure case involving a traffic stop in Kansas. The Court is…

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Understanding juvenile driver’s license suspension

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 12, 2020

Most Mesa teenagers can barely wait for their sixteenth birthday so that the driver’s license process can start. Earning that license is a rite of passage that means greater freedom – but also much greater responsibility. Unfortunately, motor vehicle crashes are still the leading cause of death and disability for American teenagers.  Beyond those life…

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Arizona man wins appeal to drop armed robbery conviction

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 12, 2020

An Arizona resident arrested and charged after getting caught with a plastic bag full of $100 bills pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of armed robbery and two counts of bank robbery. In order for there to be a charge of armed robbery, however, a defendant must have used a dangerous weapon to…

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2 Things to Know About Appeals After a Plea Bargain

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 12, 2020

If you face a criminal charge in Arizona, the unknown is probably the scariest thing you are up against. You do not know if the court will find you guilty, and if it does, then you do not know what your sentence may be. You can speculate, but nothing is certain. That is why a…

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Will more convictions lead to more appeals?

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 12, 2020

If you have been arrested or seen a loved one get arrested, you know just how frightening it can be. Feeling those cold metal handcuffs click into place on our wrists—might give you chills just thinking about it. More Americans are being arrested now than ever before. America’s arrest and conviction rates are at an all-time high.…

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Understanding tax evasion and its consequences

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 12, 2020

Many people find legal ways to reduce their tax burden. Even the government encourages taxpayers to take advantage of deductions, credits and tax-deferred retirement accounts. Yet, share of taxes – or paying any whatsoever. If you’re trying to reduce the impact taxes have on your finances, you may have considered them yourself. But understanding tax…

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NFL players issued arrest warrants for robbery

By The Nolan Law Firm | Nov 12, 2020

Football fans in Arizona might be interested in learning that arrest warrants have been issued for two NFL cornerbacks. Quinton Dunbar of the Seattle Seahawks and DeAndre Baker of the New York Giants are wanted for multiple counts of robbery following an incident that allegedly occurred at a cookout in Florida. Alleged robbery incident According…

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