A judge had to set bond for a man accused of molesting boys for the last few decades, because the Cochise County Public Defender's Office still had not appointed an attorney to the defendant's case.
A judge had to set bond for a man accused of molesting boys for the last few decades, because the Cochise County Public Defender's Office still had not appointed an attorney to the defendant's case.
Courts and Crime
- Bond set in child sex abuse case, no court-appointed attorney available for defendant
- Man charged with attempted sex with minor in SV is asylum seeker
- Man seeking plea deal in fatal cyclist hit-and-run case
- Tombstone man arrested on multiple child sex crime charges; incidents could go back decades
- Accused killer of toddler must decide on plea offer or trial
- Tucson man seeking financial damages from city in illegal search
- Man accused of repeatedly stabbing workmate enters settlement conference
- Police arrest local man on sexual exploitation of minor charges
- State Supreme Court cites constitutional law in jury bias case
- Judge quashes Brnovich bid to use COVID cash for tax cuts
- Group fights tax-cut option on ballot
- Appeals court quashes Shooter rights-violation move
- Man sentenced to 10 years in prison for car theft with toddlers inside
- Legislature tells Appeals Court it has sole right to schedule open meetings
- Appeals court rules public has no right to jurors' names
- Police board moves to investigate certification of two officers in county
- Two killed involved in drug debt with shooter, officials say
- Defendant in murder case seeking 'universal plea,' attorney says
- Cochise County accepting requests for marijuana-case expungement
- Two shot to death in Sierra Vista; police investigating