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December 9, 2023 | Sex Crimes
Certain laws in Arizona may apply to romantic relationships and dating scenarios. Various circumstances are viewed as illegal if they meet the definition of sexual exploitation, harassment or manipulation. One example is “sugar dating,” which refers to various dating arrangements characterized by one older, wealthy spouse and one young spouse in need of financial assistance…. read more
Read MoreDecember 8, 2023 | Sex Crimes
“Sexting,” or sending sexually explicit text messages or images, is not a crime in Arizona when it takes place between two consenting adults. However, if sexts are sent to or from a minor under the age of 18 or one of the adults does not consent to receive a sext message, it could be considered… read more
Read MoreDecember 7, 2023 | Sex Crimes
The psychological and emotional effects of being falsely accused of a sex crime can be devastating. Methods to help you cope can make this difficult time more bearable and give you greater hope for your future. If you need legal help and representation from a high-quality sex crime defense lawyer after being falsely accused, contact… read more
Read MoreDecember 6, 2023 | Sex Crimes
Human trafficking is a serious problem in Arizona, as the state’s proximity to Mexico, Las Vegas and California makes it a preferred area for this type of criminal activity. For this reason, Arizona has harsh laws against human trafficking and severe penalties for those convicted of this crime. What Is Human Trafficking? Human trafficking is… read more
Read MoreOctober 24, 2023 | assault & violent crimes
Statutes of limitations are laws that impose deadlines on the right to file a civil lawsuit or bring criminal charges against an individual in Arizona. If the applicable statute of limitations expires, the city cannot file criminal charges against a suspect for an alleged sexual offense. The statute of limitations for sex crimes in Arizona… read more
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