"Super Extreme" DUI
Facing Arizona's Tough New Law?
Effective Criminal Defense for "Super Extreme DUI"
It doesn't matter that no one was injured and no property was damaged. As far as police and prosecutors are concerned, a BAC of .20 or more is an accident waiting to happen. And they intend to punish you severely for it.
Even for a first-ever drunk driving arrest, judges' hands are tied on a super extreme DUI. Facing a minimum of 45 days in jail upon conviction, you have no choice but to fight and fight hard. The Rosenstein Law Group examines every last detail of the prosecution's evidence to find grounds for dismissal, to reduce the charges to a lesser DUI, or to present an effective defense at trial.
Super Extreme DUI Defense Lawyer
Scottsdale, Arizona attorney Craig Rosenstein offers aggressive strategies to attack the state's case. He has successfully defended people accused of drunk driving in the Phoenix area and throughout Maricopa, Pima and Pinal counties. Call immediately at 623.239.4468 for a free initial consultation.
Super Extreme Penalties
If a blood or breath test indicates a BAC of .20 or greater, Arizona's new "super extreme DUI" law calls for harsh mandatory penalties. A conviction means:
- Minimum 45 consecutive days in jail, up to 180 days
- Over $3,000 in fines, plus you pay jail costs
- License suspension 90 days (work permit possible after 30 days)
- Up to 5 years probation
- Ignition interlock on your car for 18 months after you license is reinstated
A second conviction for super extreme DUI carries a 180-day minimum sentence, one-year license revocation (no work permit), and 24 months of ignition interlock after revocation.
Contact an attorney with the proven capacity to fight your drunk driving arrest, including experience with super extreme DUI defense. He employs a full case strategy, including examination of the BAC evidence and procedures by an independent criminologist, as well as the legality of the traffic stop and all aspects of the case.
Time is of the essence to avoid the worst consequences. Contact the Rosenstein Law Group for a free case evaluation. You can reach us day or night, seven days a week, at 623.239.4468.
