State of Arizona v. Soza @AZPoliceLawyer
State of Arizona v. Soza  @AZPoliceLawyer
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The State of Arizona v. Soza is a 2020 AZ Court of Appeals case involving drug paraphernalia charges. Law enforcement officers spend a lot of their time finding dangerous drugs and narcotics. Sheriff's deputies, state troopers, city cops, jail staff, and every other kind of LEO come across drugs on a more than regular basis. State v. Soza helps officers to understand what charges may be appropriate when drug paraphernalia is found on a suspect. Check out the video!
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State of Arizona v. Soza

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