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What is an Aggravated DUI? An Aggravated DUI is any DUI that is a third offense within seven years. For example, if you have a prior DUI six years ago,
A third offense regular driving under the influence (DUI) charge in Arizona is any DUI where the blood alcohol level is .149 or less (or DUI drugs) and it is
Watch this short video where David Cantor explains the Temporary Driver’s Permit after being stopped for DUI in Arizona: Can I still drive after a DUI arrest in Arizona? Being
Driving under the influence is a dangerous thing to do, especially if the person driving is extremely drunk. If you or someone you know lives in Arizona, it’s a good
People contact my office and say, “what is the difference between unlawful use of means of transportation and theft of means of transportation?” Theft of means of Transportation is when
In Arizona there are five levels of homicide. The highest is First Degree Murder with the notice to seek the death penalty; which is called Capital Murder. Capital Murder is
This Fourth of July week will be one of the busiest for officers in Arizona and across the nation. DUI and sobriety checkpoints will start on July 4th and extend
This blog post is to clear up the confusion between a Jury Trial and a Bench Trial. There are significant differences between both trials. A “Bench Trial” is a trial
In the state of Arizona, possession of drugs for sale and/or transportation for sale, are very serious charges. The following is a common scenario in college environments: 21 year old
In this short video David explains if you can be charged with DUI in Arizona if you weren’t cited: Suppose you were stopped for suspected DUI and found to be