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June 4, 2026 | DUI
If you have been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs in Arizona, then, depending on the nature of your conviction, your Arizona driver’s license may be subject to an administrative suspension in addition to any criminal sentencing. Fortunately, Arizona law provides a path to a restricted license after a DUI… read more
Read MoreMay 31, 2026 | Drivers License Suspension Or Revocation
Unlike some other states, neither Arizona law nor the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Motor Vehicles Division (MVD) does not use the terms “conditional license” or “conditional driving license” to describe a driver’s license with restricted driving privileges. Instead, when we consider the question of a conditional license vs a restricted license, Arizona refers to two… read more
Read MoreMay 30, 2026 | Drivers License Suspension Or Revocation
A hardship license is a limited driver’s license that lets you keep driving for essential activities — getting to and from work, school, or medical appointments — when your regular license has been suspended or revoked. In other states, you may also see this referred to as a hardship driving permit. Arizona does not use… read more
Read MoreMay 29, 2026 | Records
The main difference between expunged and sealed records in Arizona is what each one does to the underlying record. Record sealing conceals a record from public view but does not vacate the conviction. Expungement—which is only available for specific marijuana offenses under ARS 36-2862—vacates the conviction and treats the offense as if it never happened…. read more
Read MoreMay 2, 2026 | DUI
Under Arizona law, it is unlawful to drive or be in actual physical control of a vehicle while you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. This raises the question of whether a bicycle, or a motorized bicycle, can be considered a “vehicle” for purposes of Arizona’s DUI laws, and the answer is generally… read more
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