Every person who’s charged with DUI in Arizona has the right to defend themselves through the selection of the right circumstance-based strategy. On occasions, an attorney may decide to file a motion to suppress evidence in the DUI case. As the name suggests, this strategy […]
Any person that is suspected of driving under the influence in Arizona will be subject to the admin per se form and Arizona DUI charges. The full name of this document is the Administrative Per Se Implied Consent Affidavit and here’s how the form works.
Implied consent […]
The consequences of driving under the influence are serious for everyone, especially for younger people. When it comes to underage driving, Arizona is a zero-tolerance state. This means that blood alcohol content (BAC) exceeding 00.00 percent will result in a DUI charge. So, you do underage DUI and Arizona law will […]
DUI is a serious offense and it can have a profound impact on the future. This is one of the reasons why many people in Arizona who have been charged with driving under the influence wonder whether it’s possible to get rid of that record. […]
DUI offenses can result in the installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) in a vehicle. The IID is essentially a breathalyzer that prevents the engine from starting if the driver has consumed alcohol. For drug-related DUIs in Arizona, IIDs are installed in automobiles for […]
DUIs are criminal offenses taken rather seriously because of the potential consequences. Whenever a person commits multiple DUIs, chances are that they’ll have an ignition interlock device installed in their vehicle. If you’ve never heard about the IID in the past or you’re not aware how […]
Arizona has some of the toughest driving under the influence (DUI) laws in the country. As in many states, when an officer stops a driver for suspected DUI, he […]
As public concern over the issue of drunk and drugged driving has increased, states have passed more stringent laws in an effort to curb the behavior […]
On September 11, 2014, the Arizona Court of Appeals District One ordered a new trial in the case of Vi […]
