If an individual committed one or the other second or third-degree burglary with the use of explosive, deadly weapon, or firearm. “If the offense is committed in a residential home/building, it is a Class 2 felony, carrying 4 to 10 years in prison. If it is committed against another structure or fenced in area, it is a Class 3 felony carrying two to seven years” (azleg.gov).
First-degree murder in Arizona is a very serious offense. The individual will be sentenced to the death penalty if found guilty without even given the offender a chance to give vindicating reasons to justify his/her actions. “This offense includes all elements of first-degree murder enumerated by Arizona Revised Statutes, or ARS, Section 13-1105 plus aggravating circumstances, as set out in ARS Section 13-751 (E), that elevate the offense to capital murder punishable by death. Aggravating circumstances may apply when murder is especially cruel and malicious. For