All DUI convictions in Arizona require an ignition interlock device. Practically speaking, this means that a person will be forced to “blow” into the device to show there is no alcohol in his or her system every time he or she starts a car, and approximately every 15 to 30 minutes while the vehicle is operating. There are also several Arizona statutes relating to the interlock device once it has been installed in a vehicle. Failure to comply with these laws can result in either: (1) an extended interlock period; and/or (2) a driver’s license suspension. Below is a summary of
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