Get help from an Arizona DUI Lawyer by using the drop-down menu below
or by calling 1-800-852-8005.

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If you have been charged with an Arizona DUI there are two things that you need to consider:

1) Take the charge seriously.
A conviction for an Arizona DUI will have long lasting consequences. A criminal record can affect your employment, your future and your personal freedom.

2) Hire an experienced Arizona DUI Lawyer.
Understanding the Arizona DUI laws and courtroom proceedings can be a challenge. Hiring a qualified Arizona DUI Lawyer from DUILaws.com who focuses on DUI defense can make a difference in the outcome of your case.

The Arizona DUI Defense Lawyers at DUILaws.com offer an initial review of your case. Your inquiry is both free and confidential.

To begin fighting your Arizona DUI, use the drop-down menu above to locate an Arizona Attorney in your county. But do it now, as time is very critical in an Arizona DUI case.

Arizona DUI Laws 

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Arizona DUI Laws and Drunk Driving Information

If you have been arrested for Arizona DUI or drunk driving, you will have to undergo two separate proceedings. One is a criminal proceeding for the DUI offense that will be handled in a court setting. The other is a civil proceeding to determine whether you will be able to keep your license. That hearing is done through the Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles.

You may be charged with Arizona DUI even if you do not submit to a breath, blood or urine test. You may also be arrested if the results of a blood/breath alcohol test are under the legal limit of .08%.

If you are an Arizona resident and your BAC test results indicate a result of .08% or higher, the police will seize your Arizona driver license and issue a temporary license that is valid for 15 days. During those 15 days you can request a hearing to determine if you are eligible for an additional temporary license for work purposes.

If you are from out of state, the police cannot seize your driver's license. You will be served with a notice of suspension of your privilege to drive in Arizona. The suspension will take effect 15 days later unless you request a hearing for a temporary license.

It is important to hire an experienced Arizona DUI Lawyer to help you through all the details of an Arizona DUI.