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About Extreme DUI in Arizona

There are several types of DUI's in Arizona, according to state laws. There is a first offense DUI, which is when you are pulled over for the first time for driving under the influence. There is the second offense DUI, where you are now a repeat DUI offender. The penalties for repeat offenders worsen in severity according to how many you have on your record. If you are pulled over for a third time, you have what Arizona considers an extreme DUI.

What is an extreme DUI in Arizona and how can you defend yourself against this serious charge?

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What is an Extreme DUI?

On December 1, 1998, Arizona's legislatures passed a law titled Extreme DUI. Extreme DUI in Arizona describes a more serious second offense DUI charge. This is when your blood, or breath, alcohol content is much greater than the statutory limit. Incidentally, the statutory limit for an extreme DUI in Arizona is 0.15% BAC.

Extreme DUI Consequences

If you are convicted of an extreme DUI in Arizona, you face a minimum mandatory jail term of 30 days, as well as a fine ranging from five to twenty five hundred dollars, plus surcharges. In addition to this, you may also face probation and an automatic license suspension. Also, you are required to place a certified interlock ignition device (CIID) on all automobiles for at least one year after you receive your driver's license back.

DUI with Prior Convictions

If you are convicted of an extreme DUI in Arizona and you have a previous DUI conviction within the past five years, you face a mandatory jail sentence of 120 days to six months. You must also install an ignition interlock device on your car.

The more DUI offenses on your record, the harder it is to defend against an extreme DUI charge. That's why it is imperative that you get an experienced attorney who has defended clients in extreme DUI cases in the past and one who has a good track record. An extreme DUI in Arizona is a very serious charge and only the best attorney will give you a chance at staying out of jail and/or keeping the extreme DUI off of your permanent record.

Contact an Extreme DUI Attorney in Arizona

An extreme DUI in Arizona is best avoided. You should abstain from driving under the influence in any situation. If you are arrested for an extreme DUI in Arizona, you should contact a skilled attorney who is experienced at dealing with such DUI charges. Your DUI attorney will explain your case step by step and help you understand what your plea options. Your defense lawyer will also inform you about evidence and witness testimony.

If you are innocent of the extreme DUI charges you are facing and think you have a good case, get yourself an experienced DUI attorney in Arizona by contacting Phillips & Associates.  Our lawyers will help you fight the charges against you and help you obtain justice. Contact Phillips & Associates today for a free consultation.

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