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Articles Posted in 10 Criminal Defenses for Prohibited Weapons Charges

Your Right to Request Change of Judge in Arizona Criminal Court
Law Office of James Novak

Questions before the Court The Arizona Rules of Criminal Procedure afford parties the right to request a change of judge before trial. But these rights are not without limitations. In a recent case, an Arizona appellate court reviewed a defendant’s conviction for misconduct involving weapons. The appeal centered around two arguments, one being the defendant’s…

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