Posts by Atlas
Palestini Law – Don’t Be a Turkey
According to most TV commercials, the holidays are a joyous time where friends and family gather to enjoy each other’s company, share meals and gifts, and smile happily into the camera while holding a product placement. In real life, we all know that the day before Thanksgiving should only be spent at a bar with…
Read MoreWhat to Do if You’re Accused of Domestic Violence in Arizona
Generally I like to start these posts in a lighthearted manner, but today’s topic is no joke and it’s quickly becoming the majority of my caseload: domestic violence. As a defense attorney, I’ve seen my fair share of domestic violence cases, and I’ve seen the amount of physical and emotional pain a domestic violence situation…
Read MoreEnsuring Canine Safety in Sweltering Conditions: Decoding Phoenix City Code Section 8-3.08
As the sun’s rays intensify and temperatures soar in Phoenix, Arizona, it’s crucial for dog owners to understand and adhere to the regulations outlined in City Code Section 8-3.08. This law is designed to safeguard our canine companions from the hazards of extreme heat. In this concise guide, we’ll break down the essential components of…
Read MoreStanding Strong for Justice: Safeguarding Victim Rights in Arizona
In the realm of criminal law, the focus often centers around the defendants – individuals who are facing legal action due to alleged misconduct. However, there’s another side to the story that’s just as crucial but sometimes overlooked: the victims. At Palestini Law, we’re not only dedicated to defending those accused of crimes, but also…
Read MoreThe Alabama Slamma
By now you’ve likely seen footage of what’s being called the Alabama Tea Party, the Riverboat Rumble, and the ‘Bama Brawl – the now infamous footage of a multi-man melee that broke out last weekend when an argument over a boat docking post turned into a no-holds-barred free-for-all, complete with a folding-chair headshot that made…
Read MoreArizona Judge Declares Law Limiting Filming of Police Unconstitutional: A Victory for Transparency and Accountability
In a significant victory for civil liberties and government accountability, an Arizona judge recently ruled that the state’s law limiting the filming of police officers is unconstitutional. This landmark decision has far-reaching implications for citizens’ rights to record law enforcement activities and sheds light on the importance of transparency in our criminal justice system. In…
Read MoreRecent Supreme Court Rulings Explained
There’s no doubt that you were personally affected by at least one of the Supreme Court decisions that was handed down in the last few weeks, and there’s no doubt that the scorching heat of an unseasonably warm summer has made those feelings even more oppressive. While the heat doesn’t certain help the decisions made…
Read MoreFireworks Law in Arizona
Ah, Independence Day, a day for celebrating America in the best possible ways: grilling out, relaxing in the pool, and setting off fireworks. While there are really no laws governing your celebration with the first two, there are definitely laws dictating how, when, and where you can use the last one. But before you say…
Read MoreWhat Are the Criminal Penalties When a Student Brings a Gun to School in Arizona?
In light of a recent story of a 6 year old bringing a gun to campus and shooting his first grade teacher, I figure now is a good time to cover the penalties involved for both the students and the parents in these situations. No funny quips or clever word play this time around -…
Read MoreSolicitation Law in Arizona
Jennifer Lopez said it best when she sang “my love don’t cost a thing.” We all know that, in reality, love costs something – but what if that something is actual money? With the rise of OnlyFans and other “premium content subscription” service sites, the lines may begin to blur: if I’m going to pay…
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