Having an Extreme DUI conviction on your record can have a serious impact on your everyday life. Most people who receive Extreme DUI’s are concerned about those collateral consequences and need help managing those while also fighting to have their charge reduced or dismissed. Contacting an experienced DUI attorney is extremely important immediately after receiving an Extreme DUI. 

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If you have been charged with an Extreme DUI, it is important that you consult with a DUI attorney. When working with our law firm, you will have an experienced attorney who will provide an aggressive representation so that you can have the best chance to get your case resolved. We offer free consultations to help you determine what your next steps need to be.

Extreme DUI’s are the result of driving under the influence with a blood alcohol content (BAC) that is above .15 but less than .20. If convicted, you could face no less than 30 days in jail along with mandatory fines, license suspension and an Ignition Interlock Device installed in your vehicle. Arizona has the toughest DUI laws in the country. A first time Extreme DUI conviction can be devastating to your everyday life. If you don’t have effective representation, you could end up facing the maximum Extreme DUI Penalties.

Extreme DUI cases can and have been reduced, but the likelihood of the case being reduced depends on the evidence in the case and skill / experience of the Extreme DUI Attorney you have hired. It is important to understand what penalties you may face if you are not able to get the Extreme DUI charges reduced or dismissed altogether.

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• 1st Time Extreme DUI Offense: Minimum 30 days in jail to maximum 6 months in jail, $2,700 minimum in fines and fees, alcohol counseling, suspension of your license, possible probation, potentially need to acquire SR22 High-Risk Insurance, potentially 30 hours of community service and a minimum of one year ignition interlock device installed in vehicle.
• ‍2nd Time Extreme DUI Offense: Minimum 4 months to maximum 6 months in jail, $3,700 minimum in fines and fees, alcohol counseling, suspension of your license, possible probation, required to acquire SR22 High-Risk Insurance, required community service and a minimum of one year ignition interlock device installed in vehicle.