Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Arizona DUI Defense: The Law and Practice


Need help and advice for your DUI Case ?
If you are a defense lawyer looking for guide for DUI information in Arizona you will find this book a real show stopper . This is the second edition by author James Nesci a Board Certified by the National College for DUI Defense and Arizona DUI law expert, Arizona DUI Defense .

This book has been simplified to a great extend with application and tools for any Arizona DUI defense process and not to forget that there is a Bonus dvd package that come with this book as well .

What topics this books covers includes
  • Misdemeanor DUI: Many Changes
  • Suspension for Out-Of-State Violations
  • Collateral Consequences
  • DUI Investigations: Driving and Field Sobriety Testing
  • Statutory Requirements for Admissibility of Breath Test Results
  • DRE: Drug Recognition Evaluation Admissibility
  • Reasonable Suspicion
  • Legal Analysis and Summary of the SFST Validation Studies
And much more informative procedure on DUI sentence case studies .

Get your full info of  Arizona DUI Defense: The Law and Practice here. >> Get info <<
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Sunday, May 30, 2010

Arizona - What happens when you get a DUI?

What happens when you get a DUI? This is one of the most common questions asked to DUI lawyers. When you ask lawyers this question, you do not always get straight answers because each circumstance can be different. According to a website, DUI.com, the most common penalties for first time DUI in Phoenix, Arizona are as followed.

- $250 fine, can be as high as $2500 plus surcharges
- Spend a day in jail, Maybe longer depending on the seriousness of the charge
- Get probation usually for one year, but possibly for up to five years
- Submit to a drug/alcohol evaluation
- Your driver's license suspended for a minimum of 90 days


So what is the ramification of Getting a DUI in Phoenix, Arizona?

First off – getting a DUI will definably cost you money, no matter how you slice it. Your First offense will be $250 - $2500 plus local fees, penalties and assessments for total of $1300 - $3500. Now this does not include any lawyers fees –which can be from $500.00 to $15,000 depending on if you’re in a small town or large metro area like Phoenix, Arizona. Generally speaking the more experienced the lawyer (and you do want an experienced lawyer) the more it will cost.

There are social headaches of getting a DUI as well. A charge of DUI/DWI can have serious ramifications on a defendant's driver's license, criminal record and ability to work and function in society. Some employers may decline in hiring someone because of a felony level DUI. Jail time can put a huge dent on any commitment you are due to keep while you are still incarnated

So ask yourself before getting behind the wheel after drinking if it’s really worth it. Based on the above, be safe – not sorry and take a cab ride home which is downright cheap.


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