Depending on the severity of your charge and your criminal record, there are differing levels of DUI penalties in Arizona. It is wise to seek the counsel of an experienced attorney who can examine your record and your offense, and provide insight and guidance uniquely tailored to your situation.
Since 1993, The Law Offices of John Phebus has provided legal guidance and defense to clients in a wide range of situations. A DUI conviction can result in serious consequences depending on numerous factors. We can fully explain your situation and the legal process you are about to face. Do not hesitate to schedule a free consultation with an experienced Glendale DUI lawyer who can navigate you through your legal dilemma.
Below are the mandatory minimum sentences for first offense DUI charges in the State of Arizona. Actual sentences may vary based on the facts of your case, your record, and by judge, jurisdiction, or Prosecutor.
If you are found driving with a BAC of .15 to .19, you could be charged with an extreme DUI and face the following penalties:
Driving with a BAC of .20 or more is categorized as a super extreme DUI and can be punished with the following:
A second DUI offense could carry more severe consequences, depending on the blood alcohol concentration and the driver’s record.
DUI penalties in Arizona such as jail time, fines, and license suspension vary depending on whether it is your first or second drunk driving offense. It is crucial that you work with a skilled attorney who can fully defend you through all phases of the legal process. A criminal defense lawyer in Glendale can represent you in court and may be able to lessen the charges.
If you have questions regarding Arizona DUI penalties, schedule a free consultation at The Law Offices of John Phebus. Our firm can be reached by calling 623-847-7117 or by completing our online contact form. Our office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Evening and weekend appointments are available based on the needs of our clients. We serve clients in Glendale, Peoria, Phoenix, Scottsdale, and throughout Maricopa County.