Rent-able electric scooters have become a very popular way to get around cities. As they’ve grown in popularity though, more and more warnings have cropped up about safety while operating motorized scooters. The newest one is that you can be charged […]
When people think DUI, they think alcohol. What many people do not often consider is that drugs impair a person just as much as alcohol and can also result in […]
Bail bonds for a DUI in Arizona can be a confusing process. You might be facing this yourself or a family member might have called you asking for assistance in making bail. No matter your circumstances, let’s take a […]
Most of us realize that Arizona’s DUI laws are particularly tough, put in place to curb unnecessary damages and injuries caused by drivers who are indeed impaired. The problem is that there are circumstances that […]
If you are under 21 years of age and have been charged with DUI, or are a parent of a minor who has been charged, we know that you will have […]
Being convicted of a DUI in Arizona is often life altering. You face hefty fines that will hurt your budgets, time away from family while serving jail […]
Life becomes somewhat more challenging when you have to follow certain laws imposing restrictions on you. The installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) after you’ve been found guilty of driving under the influence in Arizona is one such […]
Arizona Revised Statute 28-1385 describes the so-called administrative or admin per se license suspension in the aftermath of a DUI. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
The admin per se suspension is based […]
Intoxicated persons may be coherent enough to refuse chemical testing when pulled over in Arizona, which triggers and automatic arrest if one is obviously intoxicated.
While refusal may seem sensible at the time, one should be aware of the ramifications […]
Those considered indigent, or without financial resources to adequately raise a rigorous defense against their DUI charges, will be examined in open court during arraignment. Provided the income requirements are met, those lacking the wherewithal will be appointed public […]
