The punishment for a DUI largely depends on the BAC, or blood alcohol concentration. If you are charged with a DUI and the BAC is 0.15 or greater but less than a 0.20 then you face an Extreme DUI, which poses higher penalties than a “Regular” DUI.
If you are charged with a DUI and the BAC is greater than a 0.20 then you face a Super Extreme DUI, which poses higher penalties than an “Extreme” DUI.
Regardless of whether you are charged with a Regular, Extreme, or Super Extreme DUI in the Sedona Municipal Court, you need the Rosenstein Law Group helping you. Contact us today for a free consultation so that we can review your case and figure out how to get you the best possible result. Call today at 480-248-7666 or contact us online.
If you are convicted of an Extreme DUI in the Sedona Municipal Court then you face a minimum sentence of 30-180 days in jail, potential probation of up to 5 years, fines and other financial sanctions, and a loss of driving privileges.
If you have a previous conviction for a DUI in the last 7 years then the punishment increases to a minimum of 120-180 days in jail and increased fines and fees.
If you are convicted of a Super Extreme DUI in the Sedona Municipal Court then you face a minimum sentence of 45-180 days in jail, probation for up to 5 years, fines and other financial sanctions, and a loss of driving privileges.
A prior DUI conviction in the last 7 years increases the minimum punishment to a minimum of 180 days in jail and increased fines and fees.
Regardless of the BAC in your case, there are many possible defenses, but they are all fact specific. To find out what the possible defenses are in your case, call the Rosenstein Law Group today at 480-248-7666 or contact us online and schedule your free consultation. We’ll review your case and tailor a defense strategy individualized for your needs designed to get the best possible results in your case.
