Arizona Laws To KNOW Living in Arizona
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- If you are considering a move to Arizona or already live in Arizona you may want to know about these laws across the Grand Canyon State. I am not a professional legal-man so I would encourage all of you do your own research after tuning in. This is an update to the first one I did on unique laws across Arizona. Obviously I may have forgotten a few really important ones so do feel free to speak up if I missed one or two.
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Living in Arizona is quite a unique experience because of the vastness that the state offers. From the Sonoran Desert in the south to the high country in the north all the way up towards the Four Corners east and the Grand Canyon in the west. Known as the Grand Canyon state, Arizona is diverse in many ways. The state tree is the Palo Verde, the state cactus is the Saguaro, the state bird is the Cactus wren. If you are thinking about moving to Arizona feel free to subscribe and check us out on our other channels.
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Right to work state. Great videos.
Respectfully,, a mask mandate is not a law. A law must be passed by the state legislature and signed by the governor. A mandate is an edict
I can't seem to find the answer to this question: Can you operate a Marijuana dispensary out of your home as you would any other business once you obtain all the legal 'get go'?
What are the laws against or for treasure hunting in the superstition mountins in search of the lost dutchman mine
Also would like to add that Az is a Constitutional Carry State meaning that you do not need any type of license to carry as long as you are not a felon
If a felon is still a threat to society, why was he released? What if that felon committed a non-violent crime? What if that felony was committed 30 years ago? Using the description of felon doesn't mean that felon doesn't have the same inherent right to self-protect, nor the same inherent right to protect others.
@@aerospacepatriot8177 I didn’t write the laws bud I only follow them.
@@aerospacepatriot8177 - It's called "Don't fuck up, cuz that shit will follow you for life."
Words to live by.
@Barry Hoffman so... What it really boils down to is so long as you're not a prohibited possessor. That means if you can legally buy the gun you can carry a concealed or open however you want. But if you are a prohibited possessor simply can't carry one at all.
Or smi (seriously mentally ill). That being said, even if u are smi, legally they are not allowed to take a gun u either had before or (like me) inherited it. They MUST prove in court that u are not of sound mind to take that shit. Trust me, I was waiting for my smi release (which id been convinced to do just to get my free medications, like for adhd and anxiety) but I volunteered without knowing. As soon as I found out I learned I have to go to court to prove I'm not smi. Which I have a court date soon for. But cops illegally took my gun. Bc I'd been robbed and as soon as I said get out or ill shoot, the guy left. But the cops didn't check for him they hounded me bc I had a gun on the table and told them what I said. They later found out I'm smi and took my gun. Illegally. So I'm fighting that bullshit rn. Lemme tell ya, arizona is great about guns, except in this one situation where they break federal law. But tpd, (tucson police) suck ass. The sheriff department is great but every time I've had encounters with tpd, even when I was raped, they treated me like the suspect. From jump. Not like I did something wrong, they just treat u like ur always lying. Its bullshit.
The reservations have their own laws too
And it is really good idea to check local tribal gun rules if you want to carry a gun there. They might have more strict rules then whole state.
@@dvolkov76 Guns on Tribal land are a no no
@@whatchutalkinboutwillis7001 Not exactly. Always rules to follow and if you proceed with permission example hunting and so on its not a real issue. Fees usually apply.
Let me correct you on the mask thing. It is NOT a law! It was an emergency mandate by the governor that is not enforced by law enforcement for criminal behavior. If you have religious beliefs medical issues or cultural reasons they cannot force you to wear a mask. However any mom and pop store that I go to I always wear one because the big chain stores aren’t the ones they’ll go after the small fish that they will destroy first
Thank you for pointing that out. It's unfortunate though people like yourself wearing a mask is the reason why are freedoms are going to rapidly disappear and have been. It seems like all the unconstitutional orders and mandates regarding cv-19 is the reason that the mom and pop shops are closing. There's nearly 1 million people a week filing for first-time unemployment it seems like every week There's a new trillion-dollar stimulus package I would be more concerned about that because these places are going to close regardless.
@@mr.hemiroids794 oh I only wear it going into my favorite mom and pop places so they don’t get shut down. Other than that, I breathe FREELY
@@Rocdog and people, in case you haven’t noticed it yet, AZ is also the home of a large number of COVID conspiracy nuts. Many of them were gone during the insurrection at the capitol. 🙈
@@sandylake304 🤦♀️🤦🏻 seriously? So I guess the video of antifa being allowed in by capital police it’s just fake bullshit right. I find it amazing how for the first time ever phoenix has not had a flu season yet. Because according to the state not one person has died from the flu this year. I think you need to turn the TV off and start getting educated yourself. Otherwise you’re just a trained puppet of CNN
@@Rocdog don’t watch cnn. But it’s interesting how you assume that people who have reached a different conclusion from your own all watch the same tv news and get their info Fromm MSM. Yeah, the attack on the capital was all planned by Antifa and the Trumpers with horns on their heads got duped into “pretending” to invade the capital. 😂
I lived in Arizona for a number of years, and loved it! I was younger then though, and in MUCH better physical shape! That heat is no joke! 🙃
RE: Gun laws...
Arizona is not only "open Carry", it's legal to carry CONCEALED. That means be polite to EVERYONE. Don't be aggressive towards anyone and just assume they are armed. Even "little old ladies"!
Study our gun laws carefully and know that in some cases it's flat out illegal to carry in some places and in others a property owner CAN ban guns on the premises.
Side note, before places that would have no weapons allowed signs; it used to be that they had to use very specific signs. The signs had to be a certain dimension, in color (red for the 🚫) and specific wording sighting a reference to the law.
That has changed, any sign that is posted is considered notification. It could be any picture, any wording and the sign can be at any size.
Cause texas wild wild west
An armed society is a polite society.
I saw a man with an exposed gun in a holster at Walmart in Taylor Arizona. Is that legal? I was blown away. :)
@@traceytrotter9934 yes, Unless the store has a no weapons policy and it is posted
Arizona is like a western version of Florida. Very pro 2A and great self defense laws. One difference is the mask mandates. We do not play the mask shaming game.
Waste of time shaming. Need to require non-maskers to clean ER waiting rooms and dig graves
@@julianeg3035 and you need to figure out you have been played. If the non-masker wears aren't getting tested who is causing the numbers to climb, that would be the mask wearing sheep. Good stuff.
On the mask thing the " Florida man" is smarter and " Arizona man" is just as dumb sheep as the "California man"
Signed ...a " California man"
@@julianeg3035 Stop being a sheep and do some research. Shut off CNN and MSNBC. Go listen to an interview by the Dr that developed MRNA technology. Listen to interviews by Dr. Mallone, Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr Richard Flemming and see if you still are letting "stupidity" pour out of your mouth.
@@Couplescience I agree Kathleen Arizona is more stand offish then Florida. But overall you can't beat the desert landscape and dry weather.
I moved here from the Bay Area three weeks ago, but while looking for the right spot I’ve been watching all of your videos to get a better understanding of living in Arizona. Thank you so much for your content, still watching your new videos so keep em coming!
I’m from the Bay Area and have been thinking about the move. Are you loving it so far?
@@denishanelms1074 I moved here to Tucson from Southern Oregon 23 yrs ago...on July 4th, arrived during a monsoon😂. Took me about 9 mo. to come to terms with the environment. The people were friendly and welcoming on the Northwest side...more diverse in my opinion than other areas of Tucson. If I had to do it over again though I'd pick an area in the state that was a bit greener (as in vegetation), Arizona does in fact have them😊. Hope this helps.
@@cherylrobinson517 Yes that does. Thank you!😊
Hope you left your politics in California.
Please leave your politics in the Bay Area and remember why you left that s**t hole!
Best advice, DONT get married.
Yeah thanks, wish I knew that in 2001! 🙃
Yeah too late.
🤣
Marriage is the leading cause of divorce
Mandates are NOT laws. Laws are made by the Legislature. Mandates are merely an authoritative command.
For this reason I am unsubscribing. He is saying "it is the law" like some nwo minion.
On who's authority???
Just wanted to correct you on the requirement or said mandate requiring persons to wear masks. A mandate is NOT a law. Governors can't make laws nor can the president. This is why we have the legislative branches of government. There is not law codes regarding masks.
Thanks for sharing and have a great day
It’s a tricky situation that can cause you a lot of aggravation and legal costs. While it is true an executive order is not a law, if the law enforcement, who works for the executive choose to enforce the order, it is what it is. I don’t like it, but I also generally do not pick fights with LEOs that I cannot win.
A MANDATE IS NOT A LAW!!!! A MASK MANDATE is NOT LAW!!!!!! No governor, mayor, president can make a law. Only the legislative branches of government can write a law and vote a law into existence.
The main difference is they can fine you. But if you take it to court, the fine's will be dismissed alone with the charges. The Governor does not have the authority to pass a law. His mandate are legally unenforceable. There has been numerous Court case that prove my point.
EVERYONE PLEASE READ. THAT WAS WRECKLESS ON THE PART OF YOU GOVERNORS. I CALL ON HIM TO RETRACT IT.
You can use a state ID from any state as long as it is legal and it is up to date
All states should have laws that ban the desecration of flags. Props to Arizona for doing that!
Good luck enforcing it. Flag desecration is protected free speech.
The law would not stand up to the challenge. I myself would never do this but the Constitution of the United States allows this activity. As we all know no law shall infringe on your Constitutional rights. This is just like the profanity law in Florida. I don't remember what was written on the back window of the truck but he was arrested for it under the profanity law but they had to release him because it's protected speech and violated his constitutional rights.
Enforcing that law will get whacked down in court like right now! That type of law is a leftover from the 60's I'd guess.
We're a red state, a bunch of us are cons or repubs. Its expected. But rarely if ever enforced. Though, I did get a ticket for not burning or burying my flag (per the national rules on flags) bc it was tattered. But its 60 years old, was flown over the white house then give to my purple heart and metal of honor receiving GPA. So, I can't get rid of it. I just folded it up instead of flying it. P.s. did u know if ur flag touches the ground u must, by national law, bury or burn it. Bc u desicrated it. Its real, they weren't kidding about respecting that flag. This is why we did the pledge of allegiance. That flag is meant to represent us all, blue, black, yellow, pink white it doesn't matter, we are all equal under that flag. This is why kneeling and burning it in protest is such a big deal to us. It means u don't respect our laws and u don't love the people and our rights. God, if only ppl knew the real American history, they'd get why we're so fucking great. Sure we've made mistakes, but we changed quickly and died or fought for that change. Thats something to be proud of. Just saying. Thanks for reading my Ted talk lmao
Why? Based on what? What makes burning a flag for example, such a severe matter that it in any way require a law or anything of the sort? Is it just because you find it very distasteful a thing? As I see it, America has a reputation for being a freedom loving country. So why would you want MORE laws that are strictly not necessary or needed? Personally I would rather see less laws thank you. More freedom, less restrictions. Some laws are needed, but what should the purpose of the government be? In my view, the state should have as little influence in people's lives as possible. Like, why should the government get a say in whenever people take drugs or not? Even if you never want to take any drugs ever, why would you let the state have that authority over you?
I do not even get why people allow the state to make any rules regarding your animals. Well some things are reasonable, like when it comes to animals that are to be sold on the market. But giving the state the authority to dictate anything regarding your own private animals. Your property. I do not see why anyone would trust them with that.
Anything that could restrict a person from potentially heading off to the wilderness to live on their own away from the wider society should in my view be looked at with a highly sceptical eye. That naturally do not mean, I think people should mistreat their animals. Absolutely not. But its their animal, and I do not find some other person who's animal it is not. Or the state who also do not own the animal, to be in a position where they should get to have a say on the matter.
Say if you have dogs, and for whatever reason they all die from the heat. You are already punished by the fact you lost all your dogs. The time you spent raising them wasted, the money spent buying them wasted.
Not to mention, how many experiments on living animals have the country allowed anyway? So is it not just a topic that is good to push for votes? But although its a democratic process, that should not necessarily mean that the majority should get to dictate stuff about other peoples matters, and or their properties.
Cell phone use while driving. It officially became law in January 2021
May I ask what you mean? I want to know.
It has been illegal to use a handheld cell phone while driving in AZ since 2019 but the police were only issuing warnings. As of 1/2021 they are now writing tickets for individuals caught on the phone . It may also be points accessed as well but I’m not completely sure you will have to look into that part .
@@iamnicolemonique2061 in California you get 1 point on your driving record as of 2021
@@andreszavala9855 it’s almost a $300 fine it’s not texting and driving even making a call while driving
I been in Arizona and if your on I-40 from California or New Mexico, a lot of time having to be check to make sure I am a real American. I was on a greyhound bus and those boys removed 11 people who did not prove they belong in America or Arizona. That might be important to mention, however I love this video, I think more should be made regarding other states, this is a great idea. IF your reading this from another state and interested in this idea, this could help a good people visiting those states!!! Thanks!!
why they check ?
Thanks for having me AZ. I moved here because I love Saguaros, and your laws are quite American compared to 99-100% of the country.
My dogs have a splash pad, and a kiddie pool. And they are always armed to the teeth.
Stupid motorist law - if you drive across a water course and get stuck, you will pay for all the law enforcement, rescue personnel and equipment deployed to rescue you. Typically happens during monsoon. Pay attention to the sign that says "Do not enter when flooded"
In the state of Arizona, it’s illegal to kick someone out of your home, If they live there. If they live in your house its illegal to kick them. I know crazy, I’ve had police tell me this twice.
When I went to School in Arizona in the 60s and 70s, it was the vice principle that dished out the punishment.
Yup!
Arizona is actually a constitutional carry state. Meaning anyone over the age of 18, who can legally possess a firearm, can carry it concealed or open. Concealed carry is obviously preferred.
Don't you still have to have a concealed carry permit though?
@@cherylrobinson517 you do not. Nor do you need to be a resident. Just a citizen legally able to own a firearm carrying something that is not illegal
@@cherylrobinson517 this is the intention of the Second Amendment. The right of the people to keep and bear arms. Hence constitutional carry state
@@johnhuey9912 As long as you wish to own a gun,that is
@@dragonson72 truth
We have zero knife laws, an absolutely great place to live. Californians, please do not move here.
yes Californians you screwed up your state stay and enjoy it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It should be illegal for Californians to move anywhere out of their shit hole state. Stop ruining everywhere you move to.
@@ellsworthwhitehead2703 how do you feel about people from Wisconsin? Thinking about moving to Arizona.
What would you do if I said I am moving to Arizona, to escape the liberal utopia shit hole called California? I am pro Constitutional Carry, voted for Trump and think the Republican Rino's should be voted out...
Does that change your views about some Californians? It should, because most of us could take that Swing State status of yours and make it solid RED!
@@DesertOasis2023 i never said anything about Californians, I simply asked the other guy how he felt about Wisconsinites, not sure why you came at me like that.
Great vids, How about also letting people know of the PROTECTED RATTLESNAKES in Arizona
This video needs to go viral.
There is NO Law requiring masks or face covering in Arizona. It is only a request.
IDK where the myth of the 25 year prison sentence 4 harming a saguaro cactus came from but it is a felony. The maximum sentence is 3 years & 9 months though, not 25 years.
Don’t know about nowadays but corporal punishment (swatting) was used regularly here in elementary school when I was a kid. First hand experience.
Very good of you to point out taking care of your animals in hot weather and give them water. Shade.
Born and raised in AZ, still here. I remember a law being passed years ago that protects people who break into a vehicle to rescue an animal in distress from criminal prosecution. But, you can still be sued by the car owner. The stand your ground law does not only apply to your home and car. Applies to everywhere you have a legal right to be. Mall, park, grocery store etc. No permit necessary to conceal carry over 21. Saguaro cacti are federally protected. Touching a cacti is a big, expensive no-no. As a biker, I can give you a quick run down on basic motorcycle laws. Helmet required under 18 years of age. Splitting lanes is a no-no. Riding in HOV lane during restricted hours is legal. Glasses/goggles required if motorcycle does not have a windshield. Motorcycle endorsement required to operate a motorcycle. Stupid motorist law was passed because folks would drive around barriers into flooded streets/washes and need rescued. Good video for folks moving here.
How does it work for the Can-Am Spyder?
Lane filtering legal now. Bout damn time. Now we just have to legalize it on the freeways
@@jimbobimboslice How about the Can-Am spider it is registered same as a car in many states how about AZ?
First time ever coming across your channel and thought I'd give this video a look. I have lived in AZ for over 40 years and have seen many changes (most recently not good ones IMO). However I do have some recommendations on making videos like this much more viewer friendly. You seem to do decent research into your videos but are very confusing when stating what the actual laws or bills are that you are referring to. For example, the proper reference to an Arizona Revised Statute (ARS) for a criminal law is to use say "ARS title 13DASH1234 says...." (same with traffic laws using title 28). You should also reference bills as "Senate/House Bill (SB/HB????)" and post links to all of the statutes or bills you're using in your videos in your comments sections (in order of referencing them in your video). You're telling them to research your research but not providing any assistance. This would help tremendously for out of state people who are not familiar with our codes and bills. And you were pretty much spot on with most of what you were referencing.
I’m glad several of these have changed.
I do remember clearly kids being paddled or spanked by a principal when I went to elementary school in Tempe in the late 1970s.
For sure
I remember that in 1985 in Tulsa Oklahoma
Where I grew up you didn't get paddled by a principal, kids were more afraid of their parents.....like dad's hand.
Ironwood Elementary school..Mr Horner was the principal..6'1 or 6'2.. drove a tiny orange Honda..it looked like he was in a go cart. Anything that happened. They called it "swats". One minimum. I think that 4 or 5 was a limit.. wooden paddle..@2 ft long.. no joke
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this channel I'm planning my retirement and Arizona is one of the states I was looking to go to I'm from New Jersey so I really want to head to the Southwest thanks for sharing all this information I'm looking forward to watching it again
James Cummings, did you find a place yet? Family lives in tucson-marana--tempe- great place to live 🏜️🦊
Arizona is also the FREEST gun state in the nation. U don't have to report any gun purchase. Nor do u have to do a background check if buying or trading from a private sale.
This was helpful, . I am looking to come out on the bike soon ,.
I went to high school in the 80's in Arizona and my wood shop teacher had a custom wooden paddle. He was built like a lumberjack. It hurt.
When I was a sophomore in High School, I had a big crush on a girl in my math class. So one day when I got nailed for talking in class my teacher told me to come up to the front of the class and bend over and grab my ankles so that he could give me a swat with his paddle! So I don’t want to be embarrassed in front of my girlfriend so I asked the teacher: “What are you, some kind of pervert?” I should not have said that!
👀🙊😬
Corporal punishment is allowed as long as you aren't just beating them. Had a neighbor call the police on my wife when she slapped the teenager for being stupid. The officer responded, checked the boy and saw only one swat. Then he told the boy it is legal. Straightened him up for a while.
That is another problem I have with both people and the government in general. Nosy and caring too much about matters that really do not concern them what so ever.
I guess I am a bit extreme in being anti government control and extreme when it comes to peoples freedom. I am slightly sceptical to my stance on this topic I guess, because who want to see children having a bad time? But at least for now, I am very much on the side that children are the property of their parents. Meaning I do not think the state should have much of a say regardless of how parents raise their children.
Even as things are children still get badly treated, so its not as if it has fixed the problem. And its not as if the state even manages to take good care of the children they are responsible for. If the state did a near perfect job perhaps I could accept it. But it do not.
And in recent years, there was been several topics that have bugged me. Leaving me at just leaving parents alone. Is letting a child have sex change surgeries bad? Should parents have to call their boy a girl if the kid comes home one day saying he has changed gender? Should the state get to have a say in such matters? I do not think so. So I do not care if one thing or another would be abuse. I just want the state to not get to have a say any more and stay out of family matters. Leave it fully up to the parents how to treat and raise their kids, even if that leads the kid to suffer.
Like how the schools and such want to give kids the shots without letting parents even know. I do not even think the shots are bad, but its the parents children.
I guess I kinda view the state as trying to make the citizen its slaves or something. As if the state owns us all, and they therefore should have the right to do as they please with people's children. "The offspring of my property would naturally be my property, so why can't we give then a vaccine. Why would I need to inform my slave about it?"
Regarding your video of corporal punishment, I grew up in paradise valley Arizona in the 80’s and had corporal punishment in our high school and saw it during class many times.
Kiva Class of 68, Saguaro 72...and yes, there were swats administered as earned...at least to the boys!
Love your videos! Moved here a couple months ago! Love it!! And your background is very attention-getting!
If you don’t mind me asking, where did you move from? I’m from California and thinking about the move.
@@denishanelms1074 all the way from Ohio! 😆ikr
@@pamelascottAZrealtor So you escaped the snow! 🤗
@@denishanelms1074 I had to! I hate the cold! Good luck to you! Msg me of you have questions. My email is on my About page.
@@pamelascottAZrealtor Thank you!!!
I'm a ovt truck driver been trying to find out the laws about whether I can carry in every state, its getting bad lately with the riots, fighting, or shootings, we should be allowed to protect ourselves but I'm getting different answers in every state by different people and law officers, wth who knows the facts, and by the I run through Arizona every other week and I love it there, I even thought about moving there or NM to dodge the seasonal allergies I have all year round, not just in the spring that I have in the east.
I love how AZ handles protected animal adoptions as well. Do it the legal and right way, and it's pretty easy to get to raise a Sonoran desert tortoise. Love my boy. Not too fond of my saguaro cactus though, paranoid if it dies or falls I'll get into trouble
I love that too.
AWW tortoise !! 🐢 Lucky you. One of my favorite animals.
I'd not overworry about cactus tho cuz they can tell if it's by natural causes. They'll (authorities)only get into trouble unfairly just to improve their careers and prove to themselves & others thar they can enforce the law and usually are corrupt plus same who had to let go of the obviously guilty ,even against their will for who knows what process...
Honest authorities won't get you into trouble if your cactus gets harmed or dies of natural causes.
These of people in power is a universal fact btw
A mandate is NOT a law
i was going to post that
$7000.00 for licence plates on semi's and sports cars, like ferrari? No car insurance is a crime?
I appreciate the fact that you pointed that out about the dogs the it's Real important to keep that in mind that also also Arizona is a very hot place so yes please keep your dogs and animals with water At all times even if you live up North where it's a cold region in Arizona still have water for your dogs and animals I own 3 dogs and we have a A kid pool for them to swim in to cool off as well 😀
Lol the masks are not a law, like you kept saying. It is a "mandate" not a law.
Exactly
Mandates can be enforced just like laws only difference is a law is passed through legislation. A mandate is passed by the governor in a state of emergency you can still be charged
@@jenniferleon4385 In a State of Emergency issued by the Governor, should you be forced to have a Catalytic Converter stuck up your ass to reduce Methane Emissions which contribute to Climate Change?
@@cherylrobinson517 Charged with what? Refusing to wear a mask? Cant bring charges against something if it isnt a law. Mandate is purely a suggestion. They can ask you to wear a mask...if you dont then they can refuse you service or not allow you in to thier business.
You are all arguing a mute point. Gov Ducey has made it clear the beginning of 2021 in his state of the state address.
azgovernor.gov/governor/news/2021/01/governor-ducey-delivers-state-state-address-outlines-2021-priorities
He has never made a "State Mandate" regarding lockdowns & masks nor will he ever. He is adamant that he believes each individual county or city should make that decision. There are no "State Mandates" re masks and lockdowns in Az. Only city and county mandates.
I read on the AZ site that masks are not mandatory here . The governor gave the right to determine if masks are required to the mayor's of cities. They are mandatory for barbers and salons.
You are 100% correct. No "Stare Mandates". In Gov Ducey's state of the state address he specifically said he will not be influenced to enact state mandates by a few Mayors (ie Phoenix, Flagstaff & Tucson). He leaves choices of how to respond to covid up to each individual city & county.
azgovernor.gov/governor/news/2021/01/governor-ducey-delivers-state-state-address-outlines-2021-priorities
This is the reason why Arizona now has one of the highest areas of Covid in the world. I have been wearing an N95 mask since March which I spray with Lysol after I use it. Never needed someone to tell me to do the right thing for my fellow Americans because I'm an adult. We have over 400,000 dead Americans now...time for people to stop being crybabies and just wear a mask.
@@sunshineinarizona1726 Mask is worthless without eye protection. You said it yourself , Over 400k dead. Do you think they're dead because they were not wearing masks ? Just do what your mommy and daddy,And grandma and grandpa told you . WASH YOUR HANDS REGULARLY, DON'T STICK YOUR FINGERS IN YOUR MOUTH, NOSE ,OR EYES .YOUR NOT GOING TO SCHOOL IF YOUR SICK AND YOUR NOT GOING TO SUZIES HOUSE IF SHE IS SICK . These are the rules we already know work. I personally do not touch door handles . The germs ,viruses ,and bacteria off them will kill you. I am 65 and I am not wearing a mask in my last years on this earth .
@@sunshineinarizona1726 My dad caught covid in a hospital and died. He was fine going in, tested negative, had a minor procedure and left 5 days later with covid which put him right back in the hospital.
@@jameshickok2349 I'm sorry James...I too had to go into the ER a few months ago and I was very afraid that I might catch the virus there because of all the sick people coming in. I had a N95 on and I feel lucky that I didn't get it. It is very difficult to lose a parent as I lost both of mine when I was in my 20's. What I learned is to be kind to yourself. I wish you well.
Law, if a horse rider is on the roadway and the animal is out of control (usually because some jackass blows their horn to scare the horse) all vehicles must stop until the animal is under control. We have had fatalities here like this. BTW, it's cacti, plural not cactuses. (welcome to Arizona) Using your horn for other than an emergency is a citable offense. You can look up the traffic laws on Arizona revised statutes title 28 and criminal in title 13. The hunter harassment law was developed to stop the anti hunters following hunters banging drums and tambourines and other things . It is also illegal to sell fake Native American jewelry and call them real. I've been a cop here for 46 years and you need to look at the local laws to educate yourself. Street racing is illegal as is exhibition of speed, like doing burn outs on a dedicated street. Private property traffic laws, DUI, Reckless driving and some accident violations can be enforced on private property like handicap and fire zone (red zones) can be enforced on private property. These will cost you a ton of money. If you leave a child or animal in a car and it is dangerously hot you can be arrested and you will probably have broken glass also. In Arizona you can tape record anybody that is in the same conversation as you are without telling them, this also applies to phone conversations. Look under title 13 for wiretapping and eavesdropping. I am not providing you with statutes on purpose, I want you to look things up to learn. Yes, I was a teacher.
I don’t swear smoke or drink
Damn it ! I left my cigarettes in the bar
Good to Know Az Laws 👍🏻🤠🍻
Just want to add to the DUI laws. Az is a zero tolerance state, meaning even if you are under .08 but the officer deems you are to impaired to drive safely you can be charged with DUI. Furthermore it you can be charged with any traceable amount in your system.
Any lawyer worth a crap will advise you to never submit to a field sobriety test and never comply with any attempt to test your breath or blood without a court order. It is A LOT easier to defend an administrative suspension than to defend a DUI when they have the evidence. An officer’s opinion that you were impaired is rarely enough evidence for a conviction.
IMPORTANT: I work for the court now, specifically with citations, you cannot get more than 1 citation and 'wipe your record clean' by going to defensive driving school. It is solely for ONE moving violation within a 12 month period. Just fyi.
Thank you for clarifying that
That's still better than CA - which is one every 18-months
Nice background photo. Would be nice to see a variety of these.
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Concerning driving under the influence laws, I was in an accident caused by a driver who was over .20 blood alcohol and he was sentenced to two years in jail. Pretty tough laws.
Idk if this was mentioned in the comment and I'm not entirely sure of all the details but it is illegal for you to decline any person asking for a glass of water.
Almost positive they changed the law in the beginning of last year. It is no longer illegal to to deny someone water.
@@calbusta420 almost is not 100%
I live in Arizona, I'm just letting people know, things are bad here, don't move here. The property prices are skyrocketing due to the influx of people from liberal states. If you think you are escaping a liberal state by moving here, you won't. Arizona is lost. Try finding a different State.
Arizona is a Democratic state, remember no voter fraud
@@anthonymaffrett9301 Arizona has been slowly chipping away at people's rights for a long time. I suspect things will get worse here over time. We are also experiencing a large homeless crisis. I would advise people not to move here, as a resident.
@@ArtTasticCreations l dont think many people would go to Arizona now,especially with the wall being cancelled and new immigration laws let alone caravans coming
@@anthonymaffrett9301 We are still getting a huge influx of people who come here thinking they'll escape their liberal State. Many end up either moving a few months later or sadly adding to our growing homeless crisis. It's not a good situation all around.
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You said “you wanna look into that” dude I’m looking into it rn
Worthy of mention, is felony speeding, which is over 85 on the freeway or over 45 in a school zone.
Another felony is the accidental discharge of a firearm.
all fair and easy to follow thanks
How often do you encounter someone practicing open carry in urban/suburban settings?
Here's more detail on the whole "it's illegal to leave animals in hot cars":
Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.) § 13-2910 lists leaving an ANIMAL (not just a pet, but any animal) in a car as being cruel to animals and makes it a crime. Depending on the scenario that the animal is found in, a person could be found guilty of a class 1 misdemeanor, class 5 felony, or class 6 felony. (It's a bit of a mess how that's written, and I'm not going to parse it out.)
A.R.S. 12-558.02 shields a person of any responsibility for breaking a window of a car or opening a car to rescue a child or animal, so long as these conditions are met:
1. The person has a good faith belief that the minor or confined domestic animal is in imminent danger of suffering physical injury or death unless the minor or domestic animal is removed from the motor vehicle.
2. The person determines that the motor vehicle is locked or there is no reasonable manner in which the person can remove the minor or domestic animal from the vehicle.
3. Before entering the motor vehicle, the person notifies a peace officer, emergency medical service provider or first responder or an animal control enforcement agency or deputy, if appropriate, of the minor or confined domestic animal.
4. The person does not use more force than is necessary under the circumstances to enter the motor vehicle and remove the minor or domestic animal from the vehicle.
5. The person remains with the minor or domestic animal until the person who is contacted as prescribed in paragraph 3 of this subsection arrives at the motor vehicle.
HOWEVER, if any of these conditions are not met, the person can face prosecution under the law.
Likewise the Arizona Revised Statutes also classifies leaving a child in a hot car as child endangerment.
So, not only can you expect a first responder to be waiting for you at your car, you could lose your pet and/or child, face fines and prison time, and have to pay for damages on your car that a good Samaritan or a first responder did to get said child and/or animal out of your vehicle. We've seen way too many children and pets die to a very preventable situation.
Regardless if it's animal or human, YOU SHOULD NEVER LEAVE ANYONE IN A CAR IN SUMMER WITH NO ABILITY TO ESCAPE THE HEAT! Heat kills. Simple as that. DO NOT DO THIS!
we are not an open carry state. We are a permitless carry state with concealed weapons. We can open carry or conceal without a permit. In addition, our CCW (conceal weapons permit) is accepted in 37 states. Meaning you can get your CCW in AZ and conceal with that permit in 37 states. its worth getting
Yes my 1st week here - was driving to get food in central PHX Camelback at night - and ended up being a part of a drag race - some cops were there - but they didn't do anything - i was confused as to what was happen 1st ha
There is another law you need to understand. We take domestic violence VERY seriously here in Arizona. If you decide to fight with you significant other (look up what is considered a sig other, it may surprise you) and someone calls the police or you are in public one of the parties and sometimes if it's mutual combat both WILL go to jail period. If there id DV and the officer does not enforce the law the officer is breaking the law. Curb your anger, one great thing about Arizona is that there many places you can go to get counseling, if you need it and can't afford it you can still get help. Another law that is very serious and is enforced is rape, since we are a college state some young people come here and think that a drunk woman or man is fair game, think again. And yes I have arrested women for rape that aided or didn't do anything about someone else being raped.
Excellent video!😎
Back in 1998 I was in Miller valley elementary in Prescott AZ and the Principal had a paddle on her wall, saw it used several times
1966 for me. Unfortunately, that particular school is now a parking lot
New to your Chanel. Great content!
CLARIFICATION: Oh the hunting law, while you're not allowed to harass other hunters over hunting territory, YOU STILL HAVE TO BE MINDFUL OF THESE LAWS:
ARS § 17-304 Prohibition by landowner on hunting; posting; exception. If the landowner has posted a sign (Or they or law enforcement asked you to leave), you cannot hunt on those lands.
ARS § 13-3107. Unlawful discharge of firearms; exceptions; classification; definitions. This includes rules about when and where you can fire a firearm for hunting, including if you're in range of a structure that "a reasonable person from the location where a firearm is discharged would expect a person to be present." This doesn't mean, "Dude, I didn't see a vehicle, so I thought no one was home." If it looks like it could be inhabited or in use, you cannot fire anywhere near it.
ARS § 13-3102 13-3102. Misconduct involving weapons; defenses; classification; definitions.
Just because we have some relaxed laws regarding firearm ownership and hunting, we're not a pushover state either. DON'T BE A DICK WITH YOUR FIREARMS!
Is the mask a mandate or a law. There’s a difference. I was in az late September and did not see one mask.
A mandate is not a law. I can't find any statutory law for mask.
You are correct. But some people treat it like gospel.
@@jimalcantara6638 Fear is a powerful force. Oldest trick in the book to take people's freedoms. Benjamin Franklin once said: "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."
Thankyou your videos are helpful prep for me move out by flagstaff
Well done instructional.
That’s one of the reasons I moved out to Arizona, you can defend yourself with a gun if you feel assaulted. Second amendment is very important to me.
Don’t forget about horse racing/gambling. We have Turf Paradise w live horse racing during cooler months.
We have a lot of abandoned mines in the state. Some armature spelunkers might want to go diving into our abandoned mines. In a word: DON'T! The problem is, they're not safe, and you could put the lives of yourself, your friends, and anyone who comes down to rescue you in danger. And we have laws for that:
ARS § 27-318.D A person who knowingly and without authority removes, destroys or tampers with any warning sign, covering, fencing or other protection placed on, around or over any shaft, portal or other excavation is guilty of a class 6 felony. So, moving or removing anything blocking your way into a mine is a class 6 Felony. That includes pushing aside a fence blocking entrance to a mine.
ARS § 13-1504.A.4 Entering unlawfully on real property that is subject to a valid mineral claim or lease with the intent to hold, work, take or explore for minerals on the claim or lease. Yes, you can argue that you're not there looking for mineral wealth, but at the same time, they can argue that you might be. This is a Class 1 misdemeanor.
I feel like reporting imitation cocaine would be a little odd. "Yes officer, I was trying to buy cocaine and it ended up just being flour."
We were just there all over Arizona and hardly anyone was wearing a mask there but us. And the kool thing was that adults were not wearing helmets on their motorcycles. At least that is what we saw in the Tuscon area.
AZ is amazing!
Ya can’t drive a pick up from the back. You can ride there, but if you want to drive, all the controls be in the front...
I was thinking the same thing😂😂😂
Great vid - thanks especially for the part on animals! Revise and include: (1) It's illegal to discharge a firearm within half a mile of a residence. This is a big problem for folks who live in rural unincorporated areas. It's noise pollution and dangerous for hikers. It also scares animals and especially dogs who become traumatized. People think that just because they live next to BLM or state land they can just go out in their backyards and shoot. NOT SO. Hike about a half mile out - then it's usually OK. Speaking of (2) noise pollution: There may be a state law, but many counties have noise ordinances and shooting is outside the decibel limits. (3) What about common law marriage in AZ? What are the legal ramifications of that? (4) Holographic wills, estate law. What happens if someone doesn't have a will when they die? (4). Say something about consumer protection laws in AZ. (5) ORVS or OHVs, off road vehicles and riding: It's illegal ANYWHERE unless you're on a road, established dirt road or trail AUTHORIZED for that purpose, and in some cases, dry washes are OK. Also, I believe there are special permit or licensing requirements. Again, just because it's BLM or state land, you can't just go off willy nilly over the desert. The 4 stroke engines pollute, destroy plant and wildlife habitat. In fact, the engines are so loud that the toads think they heard thunder and come out of hibernation too early and die because there's no water. (6) Finally, list some cheap legal resources other than the internet for folks who can't afford an attorney. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Good to know
Gas here is the same price as in NY . No deal here .Also AZ is the first place I ever saw the gas station charge me a separate. 35 cent fee for using my card at the pump .
Much cheaper in Tucson.
Great video!!
Gold Claim's must be "aggressively" protected. meaning,,if you dont stop someone on your claim,,they can file a claim on your claim!! and i read that no Agency checks GPS coordinates on claims!!! so beware of the Claim Seller! that Law book is like 150+ pages. I will ask Jeff Williams!! so come on! lets go!!👍🏻
Stopped watching when I heard a mandate is a Law... If anyone is wondering if businesses can demand you to wear a mask just because they say it's private property that is false information... They can refuse service but if they do not comply with the mandate which allows exemptions if you have a medical condition then you can sue them for discrimination and no one has the right not even police to ask what that condition is according to the ADA act.
If your business is open to the public then you must comply with all rules and regulations, i.e, fire department, legal business operations etc, etc... including the medical exemption that was written into the mandate which in fact is a suggestion. But customers can take legal action if they feel, like any disabled person have been discriminated against.
Since you can't even distinguish the difference between a Law and a mandate I suggest everyone watching to do their own research.
For free legal advice on your Rights during CV, if you feel you have been treated unfairly there are a bunch of lawyers who are ready to help if any business has violated the ADA act. Search Constitutional law group dot us.
Don't forget these facts:
1. Over 99% recovering rate.
2. WHO announced 25 Jan 2021 you do not need to wear a mask.
3. Ireland declared CV is a scam-demic they are resuming to normal life and lifting all mandates and lockdowns.
4. We have had an epidemic for decades, why don't we focus on that if the government truly want to save lives.
5. There has been no difference in the death toll this year compared to the last decade, in fact death count has gone down this year. Just because they sign every death off as CV does not make it so... I have met more people telling me they are fighting the hospital to get CV taken off their loved ones death certificate because they know for sure they didn't, than I have of people who died only of CV.
6. Hundreds of Thousands die every year because they caught the flu or cold from someone... because they had underlying problems.
7. You can't say people died of CV if the PCR test can't distinguish if its CV, the common cold or the flu...
I thought having all my windows down parking in the shade and leaving 1 bowl and 1 cup of ice water would be fine for my dog, but no I went to jail for leaving my K9 in my car no more than 15 mins 😭
Leave the car running, lock the doors, crack the windows and turn the a/c on full blast. If someone is concerned they can feel the cool air in the car and know the animal is safe. I’ve even had small signs made up that say, “my dogs are fine. Please leave them alone. The air conditioning is on and the doors are locked so he is safe and comfortable while I step inside the store. Thx.”
13:32 There's not much point in ever mentioning this law in terms of individual states, because Arizona, along with all the remaining straggler states, all finally joined suit and legalized same-sex marriage during 2014 (as you mentioned) around the same time which completed the entire union of 50 states. Meaning, same-sex marriage has been legal everywhere in the entire country for 7 years now.
Therefore, the "if you're one of those who's against it", it's not a state-level concern - moving from one state to another will not change this. The only solution for those wanting to live in a place where it's banned would be to leave the United States as a whole.
Good job ! Thx.
My brother was hit by an Hispanic drunk driver in 2008 the black female judge told him they weren't going to charge the guy with Hit and Run because it would be cruel and unusual punishment for a Hispanic to be sent to jail for eight or nine years. At the end of the court case told my brother that as a white 35 year old man his life was only worth $3,000 and with his white privilege he should be able to get the three surgeries he needs to fix himself and live the rest of his life off of it because he had white privilege Phoenix Arizona is where this happened
B.S!
AWESOME VIDEO. THANKS
How does one drive from the bed of a pickup?
Was wondering the same thing. Maybe we can build something?? Lol
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It is still illegal to shoot out kill a camel in Arizona, I am unaware that we ever had a camel hunting season.
The military used camels for a short period in late 1800, I guess some cowboy thought it was an elk
being a out of stater, off road atv-utv-dirtbikes,what should be prepared for my off road adventure ?
The criminal speeding is a thing out here in AZ so if I remember correctly anything over 25 over posed or 85mph is no longer traffic it is criminal and can have jail time
People drive so crazy out here and there is never any cops to be found. If the cops gave out more tickets or even had more of a presence, I think people would slow down.
@@cyna1103 I've been saying this for years!! AMEN!! I see it all the time - Where are the Police? Seriously. If the "Law" is the "Law" then there must be some form of enforcement correct? Yes, most people drive and obey the laws...but.... I see this all the time... Doing stupid moves really causing issues.... NO COPS! What's the point of the law when there is no enforcement??
@@johng.4959 paging highway patrol please!
And for some reason people love to stop behind you at a red light like 3/4 inch away from your bumper....I drive like a grandma now but oh well hopefully it’ll keep me safe...
@@cyna1103 I know! And if you look at many accidents, it's because drivers leave almost no room between their vehicle and the one in front of them. Crazy!
I believe it is 20 over the posted limit makes it criminal speeding
It is not a law. It is a dictate. Laws are written in a legislative body and signed by an executive. The mask mandates did not follow this procedure. I am not rude, or an ass and I do not, will not and have not wore a mask. Piss on the this
Fine as long as you hold your breath.
@@johnhouchins3156 so you actually believe the masks work? That’s like trying to keep a mosquito out of your yard with a chain link fits. In this case size does in fact matter. Look up a paper Fauci wrote in 2008 about the 1917 Spanish flu break out. The majority of casualties were from bacterial pneumonia from wearing the mask. Another question, why are we wearing a mask for something 97.3 percent of the people survive? Wake up dude, turn of the media and use your brain.
@@markcotharn3586 Exactly!
@@markcotharn3586 So what exactly does a chain link fits , FIT. If you don't know how to spell don't write.
Mandates are power given to the governor to not have it go through senate and legislative they are still treated the same and can be enforced
How can you DRIVE from the pickup bed? I don’t think you can reach the steering wheel and pedals from there. 🤔🤪🤣
It's an "app". Lol
This is off topic but thought I’d give it a try I’m trying to help my brother, he is 59 and has dementia unable to take care of himself, his wife recently passed away. He is presently living with his step daughter but she can no longer handle him, he has no other family in the area. I’m his sister and live in Michigan but I can’t bring him here. I guess what I am asking is if you know a place that could take him?
On the back of his medical card acchs or medicaid card is a toll free number, have him or you if your his power of attorney call that number to get assigned a case manager. Or social worker. From that point on opportunities will open up in his favor.
As a police officer in AZ I would not recommend riding in the back of truck.
Just thought I would mention a couple of thing pertaining to Arizona being a free-range state.
1. If you live in an area where there is free range livestock, the rancher is not responsible for keeping them off your property, if you don't want livestock on your property fence it.
2. If you have a dog and it gets out and starts chasing livestock, the rancher is legally allowed to put your dog down on the spot.
Does that go both ways? Can you dispose of dangerous cattle on your property? Not being facetious, just checking. And if yes, can you keep the carcass?
@@ciaranofarrell4010 if you kill a ranchers cattle you are liable for damages. Depending on the situation you could also face criminal charges.
@@joaquinforster3791 so someone shoots a dog that is causing issues is ok, but a dangerous animal like a bull or steer can come into your property and cause damage or loss of life and the law protects the rights of the cattle owner? Nice to know.
@@ciaranofarrell4010 If you don't like the law or wild west then move to L.A. or Boston. Its the same out in western South Dakota and Montana, and probably Wyoming too. Free range means just that.
If you hit a horse or cow on a highway you will be responsible for the loss of the animal. Plus your vehicle will not be driveable so you're not going to hit-run to escape.
If you really really hate wild west laws then you really need to avoid Indian reservations. They are their own country with their own laws and it doesn't matter if you're unaware you're breaking their laws. Some are better than others, some you take your life in your hands if you step foot on their land.
@@jameshickok2349 Lol all up in tha Kool-aid , dont know the flavor..... jackass
CORRECTION: The stupid motorist law isn't "a police barricade" and it's not just wherever you go. ARS § 28-910 Liability for emergency responses in flood areas; definitions is:
1. Specifically aimed at areas that become impassible due to flooding, even if it's temporary.
2. The way has some sort of barricade. This doesn't have to be anything involving police (like a patrol car blocking the path. For instance, 59th Avenue in Phoenix, where it crosses the Salt River, has metal bar gates that can be swung out to block the road at times of flooding. While this is not an official or unofficial police blockade, it does count as a blockade. (NOTE: A lot of streets and underpasses will have signs posted not to cross when flooded. I don't know if this does or does not count as a barricade. I suggest you don't take your chances and find a different way regardless.)
3. It becomes in effect if your vehicle becomes stuck or immobilized while crossing. I believe (and don't quote me on it) that it also includes if your vehicle gets stuck due to mechanical issues not related to the flood.
4. You are on the hook for all emergency services (fire, police, and emt) and any services to remove your vehicle from the area. (Sometimes they tow, sometimes they leave the vehicle to it's fate and just rescue the people in the vehicle.) You are also liable for any emergency services to rescue passengers in your vehicle as well.
5. Your insurance company is allowed to decline coverage for this, so YOU PERSONALLY can be on the hook for the entire bill.