ARIZONA AGGRAVATED DUI lawyers
In Arizona, an aggravated DUI is considered a serious felony offense under ARS 28-1383, particularly when certain aggravating circumstances are present. These include driving under the influence while having a suspended or revoked license, having two previous DUI convictions within seven years, driving with a child under 15 years old in the vehicle, operating a vehicle with an ordered ignition interlock device (IID), or driving on the wrong side of the highway.
Defenses against aggravated DUI charges can include challenging the legality of the traffic stop, proving the inaccuracy of breath or blood tests, or demonstrating that the defendant was not in actual physical control of the vehicle. It’s crucial to consult with a knowledgeable DUI attorney to explore these defenses, as the consequences of a conviction are severe and long-lasting

HOW ARIZONA DUI PROS CAN HELP WITH YOUR AGGRAVATED DUI CASE
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WHAT AM I FACING IF I AM CONVICTED OF AN AGGRAVATED DUI IN ARIZONA?
INCARCERATION
At a minimum, you could be sentenced to four months in prison. The maximum sentence could extend up to 3.75 years in prison, with potential increases if there are previous felony convictions.
FINANCIAL PENALTIES
- A base fee of $250
- A fine of $750
- An additional surcharge of $630
- Contributions to the Prison Fund amounting to $1500
- Contributions to the Public Safety Equipment Fund of $1500
- A Time Payment Fee of $20
- A Probation Fee of $20
SUSPENDED DRIVING PRIVILEGES
- Your driver’s license could be revoked for three years.
- You may be required to participate in alcohol or drug screening and education programs.
- Community service may be mandated.
- Probation could last for up to ten years, with a monthly probation fee, typically around $65.
- You might need to secure SR22 insurance.
- An Ignition Interlock Device (IID) may be required on your vehicle for two years.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS/CONSEQUENCES
- Your DNA will be collected.
- Participation in a Victim Impact Panel may be required.
- You may be eligible or required to participate in a specialized Driving Under the Influence Court program.
- A felony conviction will be part of your permanent record.
4 MUST KNOWS BEFORE HIRING A AGGRAVATED DUI LAWYER
1. Hiring an Arizona DUI Lawyer knowledgeable of the local Courts.
2. Hiring a DUI Lawyer who knows the Prosecutors
3. Hiring a DUI Lawyer that has experience with the Judges
4. Hiring a DUI Lawyer with Experience in Aggravate DUI cases
WHAT MAKES AN ARIZONA DUI "AGGRAVATED"?
1.Multiple DUI Offenses: Committing multiple DUI offenses within a certain time frame (e.g., three or more DUI convictions within a 7-year period).
3. DUI with a Minor in the Vehicle: Being under the influence while driving with a passenger under the age of 15 in the vehicle.
4. Extreme or Super Extreme DUI: Driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) significantly above the legal limit. In Arizona, Extreme DUI charges are typically for BAC levels of 0.15% or higher, and Super Extreme DUI
charges for BAC levels of 0.20% or higher.
5. Causing Serious Injury or Death: Being involved in an accident that causes serious injury or death while under the influence can lead to more serious charges, such as vehicular manslaughter or aggravated assault with a vehicle.
6. Refusing to Comply with a Police Officer: Failing to comply with lawful orders or resisting arrest during a DUI stop can aggravate the charges.
7. Driving the Wrong Way: Operating a vehicle in the wrong direction on a roadway while under the influence.