What happens at an ADOT hearing for ARS 28-1321: the 30-day deadline, the four issues the judge decides, officer testimony, and voiding the refusal suspension.
DUI
What happens at an ADOT hearing in Arizona: the phone or video hearing on your DUI license suspension, the 30-day deadline, what the judge decides, outcomes.
You cannot wait out an ignition interlock in Arizona: MVD will not reinstate without the device (ARS 28-1461) and the clock runs only with it installed.
DUI with a child in car in Arizona is aggravated DUI: a Class 6 felony under ARS 28-1383 with at least 10 days in jail and a range up to 2 years in prison.
A 4th DUI in Arizona within 84 months is a Class 4 felony under ARS 28-1383 with 8 months mandatory prison, or 2.25 to 7.5 years if a prior DUI was a felony.
Can you be charged with DUI without evidence in Arizona? Yes: ARS 28-1381 covers impairment to the slightest degree with no test. What the State needs to prove.
Statute of limitations for a DUI in Arizona: 1 year for a misdemeanor, 7 for felony aggravated DUI, 2 for a serious-injury crash (ARS 13-107). Lab delays add no time.
A DUI with a suspended license in Arizona is aggravated DUI, a Class 4 felony under ARS 28-1383 with 4 months mandatory prison. MVD notice and the defenses.
A DUI stays on your Arizona record permanently unless sealed under ARS 13-911, 3 years after a misdemeanor sentence. MVD shows it 3-5 years; lookback 84 months.
Arrested for DUI but not charged in Arizona? The State has 1 year (7 for a felony) to file under ARS 13-107 and the MVD suspension runs anyway. What to do.