Penalties for DUI offenses are imposed on the at-fault drivers and are intended to hold them accountable for their actions. While victims do not face penalties, these legal consequences can indirectly support your case by demonstrating the seriousness of the offense. Our DUI lawyers will work to ensure that these penalties align with the justice you deserve.
Our DUI lawyers in AZ are conscious of your need for justice; therefore, depending on the offense, our state will determine the penalty to the at-fault driver. Depending on the action, the DUI accident can be described as follows:
DUI: will only consider DUI when drunk drivers have BADC between 0.08 and 0.14.
Extreme DUI: This applies to at-fault drivers with an alcohol concentration of 0.15 or higher.
Aggravated DUI: for this case, it applies to the negligent drunk driver who commits a DUI when suspended, revoked or canceled, commits a third DUI in 84 months, while a person under 15 is in the vehicle or commits a DUI and the person refuses to take a BADC.
Our DUI Lawyers are here to support your case as a victim, describing in which category the at-fault driver of the DUI accident you and your loved ones were involved. In every case, the impaired driver will get their driver’s license revoked. Likewise, the penalty includes jail time from at least ten consecutive days up to two years and a fine that starts at $250 and can go beyond $3,000.
Arizona law requires the at-fault driver to undergo alcohol screening/educ
