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Getting a DUI can change a person's life in several ways, some expected and some surprising. It is important to consider both the short and long-term ramifications of a DUI before making a choice. Short-term DUI consequences BACtrack discusses the consequences of a...
An Arizona conviction for driving under the influence leads to serious and substantial penalties. Even if you are a first-time DUI offender, you should still expect to have to serve at least 10 days in jail, pay more than $1,000 in fines and take part in alcohol...
Living with the consequences can be rough if you are charged with a DUI. Convincing an Arizona judge to dismiss it is possible albeit extremely unlikely. Fighting the charge in court could be a better option. Consequences of DUIs in Arizona The Grand Canyon State does...
The timing of major holiday weekends throughout the year correlates with a rise in drivers who choose to drive while intoxicated after a day or night of celebrations. All the more so during the festive season, from Thanksgiving to the New Year. However, this...
If you currently face drunk driving charges, it is critical to thoroughly understand the different ways that this case could affect your life. For example, you could face challenges with respect to your driving privileges, financial penalties and time behind bars. In...
If law enforcement stops you on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI), the experience can be unnerving at the very least. You wonder what will happen next, what the penalties are for a first-time offender and whether you must spend any time behind...
Getting pulled over for a DUI feels like the end of the world. However, you still have certain rights. According to Arizona Legislation, it is illegal for an alcohol concentration of .08 or more while driving. Even if you fail a breath test, you might have a defense...
There are various issues that could come up when someone underage is consuming alcohol. Some of these may result in criminal charges. The Arizona Department of Liquor explains the legal drinking age in the state is 21 years old. This is the legal age in all 50 states....
People might take several different prescriptions to control a medical condition. However, they may not realize that their medicine could result in a DUI. Certain medicines have side effects, and while some are minor, others can be serious. The Federal Drug...
If you have had a drink or two, few things are likely to cause you more stress than seeing red and blue lights in your rear view mirror. Still, before officers can pull you over, they usually must have reasonable suspicion you are violating the law. They do not...
