If you’ve already been arrested once for driving under the influence, you know that it’s a serious offense with some harsh penalties. But getting charged with a DUI for a second time in Arizona leads to even longer jail time and higher fines than a...
In Arizona, a DUI conviction stays on your record forever, but there are some exceptions. If you were under 18 years old when you committed the crime, you could be eligible to have your DUI conviction expunged. However, the rules change if you were older...
Have you been charged with two or more DUIs in the last seven years? Driving under the influence again will earn you a felony aggravated DUI charge. However, that’s not the only way to receive an aggravated DUI in Arizona. As criminal law experts, we...