THE NEED FOR EXPERIENCED REPRESENTATION IN DUI CASES
Arizona’s new DUI law is one of the strictest in the nation, and penalties are now tougher than ever. An Arizona DUI arrest can result in a license suspension, fines, and longer jail time. At Koplow and Patane, we remind you that there are ways to navigate even the most difficult DUI charges, but not if you go it alone. Visit us online and learn why it is imperative to a qualified DUI attorney standing with you.
Often those caught up in an Arizona drunk driving situation make the mistake of thinking their situation is hopeless. This is almost never the case. An even bigger problem is that people often are not aware of the potential consequences. For example, most people are unaware that a DUI conviction will result in an interlock device in their car. This device requires them to blow into it before the car will start. Moreover, a judge can order the device for significantly longer than the minimum of one year. Boaters should know they are not immune either. An OUI, or operating under the influence, carries stiff penalties and will require the help of an Arizona OUI attorney. The Arizona legislature recently moved to increase the penalties for boating DUI convictions.
How exactly can a qualified attorney improve your odds in a DUI case? In many cases, an attorney can employ experts to challenge blood alcohol level readings as well as field sobriety tests. Such tests are not beyond reproach, and given the right circumstances they can be challenged. Furthermore, an attorney will ensure your rights are respected and can provide you with a plan that addresses the individual nature of your case. Finally, legal representation can help bring a sense of order to what can be a chaotic time in a person’s life.
There are times when going it alone is admirable. Facing a DUI charge is not one of those times. While a qualified DUI attorney cannot guarantee the outcome of your case, an attorney can craft a strong and aggressive defense to provide you with the best possible outcome.
Contributed by Koplow and Patane
www.arizonaduicenter.com
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