A DUI license suspension in Arizona is handled by the MVD on a track separate from your criminal case. Learn the admin per se and refusal rules and the 30-day deadline to act.
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An actual physical control DUI means you can be convicted in Arizona without driving. Here is what the phrase means and how these cases are defended.
A super extreme DUI in Arizona means a 0.20+ BAC and 45 mandatory jail days. Learn why attacking the BAC number is the defense that matters most.
Is extreme DUI a felony in Arizona? No, it is a class 1 misdemeanor, unless an aggravating factor makes it an aggravated felony. Here is the line.
Can a DUI be sealed in Arizona? Yes, under the 2023 law A.R.S. 13-911 most first-offense DUIs can be sealed three years after you finish your sentence.
Drug DUI first offense in Arizona: the two charging standards, the metabolite trap that convicts sober drivers, DRE and blood evidence, first steps.
A DUI accident in Arizona is not automatically a felony. Learn when a crash stays a misdemeanor, when it escalates, and what to do in the first 72 hours.
A CDL DUI in Arizona means a 0.04 BAC limit and a commercial license disqualification of at least one year. Learn how to protect your livelihood.
An out of state DUI in Arizona means two cases: the Arizona criminal charge and a home-state license hit through the Driver License Compact.
Arizona DUI checkpoints are legal, but you keep real rights. Learn what happens in the lane, what to say, and how attorneys challenge a checkpoint stop.