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Sierra Vista DUI Lawyers

1. DRUMLEVITCH, ADELE: * Criminal Defense * Misdemeanors/Felonies * DUI/Drugs/Traffic * Assault/Domestic Violence * Thefts/Shoplifting * Juvenile Defense (Delinquencies) * Juvenile Dependencies * Forfeitures * Entertainment Law * Restraining Orders/Orders of Protection
2. Boroweic, Boroweic & Russell: Accident & Injury Business Law Car Accident Child Custody Child Support Civil Rights Consumer Protection Criminal Defense Divorce Domestic Violence DUI Elder Abuse Estate Planning - Wills & Trusts Family Law Landlord Tenant Litigation Mediation Medical Malpractice Personal Injury Product Liability Real Estate Sex Crimes Truck Accident Wrongful Death
3. Hicks, Perry: Personal Injury Car Accidents Trucking Accidents Bicycle Accidents Motorcycle Accidents Pedestrian Accidents Serious Injuries Wrongful Death Dog Bite Injuries Defective Products Catastrophic Injuries Uninsured Motorist Physical Assault Criminal Defense Drug Charges Domestic Violence DUI
4. Farro, Michael: Divorce Custody Business Adoptions Criminal Defense For Adults and Juveniles Guardianships/Conservatorships Probate Military DUI/DWI Court Martial/UCMJ
5. Caples, Nina: Criminal Defense/DUI Divorce and Post-Decree Modifications Guardianships/Conservatorships/Adoptions
6. Bays Law Firm Voluntary Intoxication: the result of intentionally taking without duress of a substance known to be intoxicating.
7. Bernadette Burick:

   Driving Under the Influence or other traffic charges

   In Arizona, driving under the influence includes: Operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, controlled substance, medication, or prescription that impairs the driver's ability to operate the vehicle.
   
   Consequences for the conviction of Driving Under the Influence may potentially include:

   1. Loss of driver's license
      
   2. Probation or parole
      
   3. Loss of auto insurance
      
   4. Court ordered driving school
      
   5. Impound of vehicle
      
   6. Court ordered ignition device
      
   7. Significant fines
      
   8. Other

   Likelihood of any of the above consequences depends on the following factors:

   1. Prior similar convictions
      
   2. Any other prior convictions
      
   3. Currently on probation or parole
      
   4. Attitude of the community and court toward this type of crime
      
   5. Degree of media attention on case
      
   6. Mitigating/aggravating circumstances
      
   7. Accident involved
      
   8. Blood alcohol content
      
   9. Other