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You’ve been stopped, arrested and charged with a DWI, OUI or DUI in Arizona. Arizona has some of the harshest DUI laws in the country, and these cases are among the most aggressively prosecuted in this State. You are likely facing mandatory jail time, the loss of your driver’s license, substantial fines, and installation of an ignition interlock device on your vehicle.
Now what? First, you need an experienced Phoenix and Scottsdale DUI Attorney at your side to guide you through the maze of legal issues, court hearings, scientific analysis, and legal documents related to being charged with a DUI in Arizona. As a well-established law firm in Scottsdale, Arizona, we will carefully analyze the legal and factual issues surrounding your DUI and will be there to protect you every step of the way.
Our experienced Arizona DUI Lawyers can answer all of your questions, assist you in evaluating your options, and create a strong defense to your DUI charge. Below are some of our most frequently asked questions about receiving a DUI in Arizona:
What’s a BAC and why is it important? Your BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) is evidence of how impaired you were at the time you were driving (or in “actual physical control” of the vehicle). Even if your BAC is less than 0.08, you can still receive a DUI if the police officer believes you are impaired to the slightest degree. If your BAC is 0.08 to 0.15 within two hours of driving, you’ll be charged with a regular DUI.
If your BAC is greater than 0.15 within two hours of driving, you’ll probably be charged with an extreme DUI in AZ. If this happens and you are convicted, it will result in more jail time, increased and higher fines and other more severe penalties.
If your BAC is 0.20 or higher, you’ll almost certainly be charged with a super-extreme DUI and face even harsher penalties.
Our experienced DUI Defense Attorneys in Scottsdale and Phoenix will help confirm whether the BAC equipment used was properly calibrated and whether the officer giving the BAC test was adequately trained. All of these factors have an impact on the outcome of your case.
If you have received any type of a DUI/DWI or OUI in Arizona, you need to call the experienced, aggressive DUI attorneys at Owens & Perkins. We will fight for you and will work to protect your Constitutional rights.
You’ve been stopped, arrested and charged with a DWI, OUI or DUI in Arizona. Arizona has some of the harshest DUI laws in the country, and these cases are among the most aggressively prosecuted in this State. You are likely facing mandatory jail time, the loss of your driver’s license, substantial fines, and installation of an ignition interlock device on your vehicle.
Now what? First, you need an experienced Phoenix and Scottsdale DUI Attorney at your side to guide you through the maze of legal issues, court hearings, scientific analysis, and legal documents related to being charged with a DUI in Arizona. As a well-established law firm in Scottsdale, Arizona, we will carefully analyze the legal and factual issues surrounding your DUI and will be there to protect you every step of the way.
Our experienced Arizona DUI Lawyers can answer all of your questions, assist you in evaluating your options, and create a strong defense to your DUI charge. Below are some of our most frequently asked questions about receiving a DUI in Arizona:
What’s a BAC and why is it important? Your BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) is evidence of how impaired you were at the time you were driving (or in “actual physical control” of the vehicle). Even if your BAC is less than 0.08, you can still receive a DUI if the police officer believes you are impaired to the slightest degree. If your BAC is 0.08 to 0.15 within two hours of driving, you’ll be charged with a regular DUI.
If your BAC is greater than 0.15 within two hours of driving, you’ll probably be charged with an extreme DUI in AZ. If this happens and you are convicted, it will result in more jail time, increased and higher fines and other more severe penalties.
If your BAC is 0.20 or higher, you’ll almost certainly be charged with a super-extreme DUI and face even harsher penalties.
Our experienced DUI Defense Attorneys in Scottsdale and Phoenix will help confirm whether the BAC equipment used was properly calibrated and whether the officer giving the BAC test was adequately trained. All of these factors have an impact on the outcome of your case.
If you have received any type of a DUI/DWI or OUI in Arizona, you need to call the experienced, aggressive DUI attorneys at Owens & Perkins. We will fight for you and will work to protect your Constitutional rights.
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