Arizona is one of a few states that has created something referred to as “Super Extreme DUI.” A DUI is “Super Extreme” if a person’s blood alcohol concentration is .200 or above. While this crime is still a misdemeanor, it carries a minimum jail term that is greater than most first time felonies. There are several characteristics of this crime that make it unique. Here are the five most important: 1. An extended period of an Ignition Interlock Device. All
Updated September 5, 2020 Arizona’s Extreme DUI Law The are several types of DUI offenses in Arizona. An extreme DUI is based on the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level of the person accused of DUI. Specifically, if the person has a BAC above a .150 they will be charged with extreme DUI under § 28-1382 of the Arizona Revised Statutes. Prior Consequences | Extreme DUI Conviction The primary penalties for being convicted of an Extreme DUI charge include: Incarceration (a term of
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