CHARGED WITH DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF COUGH SYRUP IN ARIZONA?
Are you surprised to hear that you could face a DUI charge from taking common cough syrup? 😳 In Arizona, a DUI isn't limited to alcohol alone. Even over-the-counter and prescription medications like NyQuil or codeine-based cough syrups could qualify if they impair your driving ability. Under Arizona law, substances that affect your mental or physical faculties can lead to a DUI charge. 🚔 Imagine thinking your flu remedy wore off overnight, only to be pulled over for erratic driving on the way to work. Yes, it happens, and understanding your rights can make all the difference. Arizona’s tough DUI laws apply even to those who used their medication as prescribed, so even lawful medicine has its risks if it impairs your ability to drive safely.
Learn more at: https://arjashahlaw.com/blog/driving-under-the-influence-cough-syrup/
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