In many cases, police will attempt to extend a simple motor vehicle stop beyond the time necessary to issue a warning or citation. If police do this without a legitimate reason, any evidence obtained during a search of you or your car may be suppressed and this can lead to a dismissal of the criminal charges filed against you.

The legal limit for a person driving a commercial motor vehicle in Arizona is .04BAC and drivers holding a commercial drivers license can have their license revoked for one year or suspended for life following a DUI conviction.

The penalties for Sexual Exploitation of a Minor in Arizona are undoubtedly among the harshest in the country and involve very lengthy prison terms. If you are charged with these types of crimes, you should contact an attorney who has experience defending people charged with similar offenses.

If you have been arrested and charged with DUI by the Phoenix-East Valley Holiday DUI Task Force or at any other tie throughout the year, you should contact an experienced DUI lawyer immediately.

The Arizona Supreme Court recently addressed the marital privilege in a prosecution for DUI.

There are several ways to defend against a DUI charge when someone is arrested for DUI after using marijuana.

If you are wrongfully located in a place which is searched by police, you will not be able to assert that law enforcement violated your 4th Amendment rights for the purpose of having evidence obtained as a result of the search suppressed.

The ability of police in Arizona to obtain a sample of your blood which was drawn at a hospital for medical purposes and then use that sample in a DUI investigation must meet several requirements.

On August 1, 2018, all police officers throughout the State of Arizona will be able to obtain search warrants to obtain blood samples from people suspected of DUI, aggravated assault involving an automobile or vehicular manslaughter in mere minutes by submitting an affidavit and a warrant for review through e-mail to a Maricopa County Superior Court Judge.

Under Arizona law, police may impound your vehicle for 30 days if you are arrested for an Extreme DUI, Super Extreme DUI or Aggravated DUI.

Police are required to issue Miranda warnings in circumstances where a person has been arrested for a DUI, misdemeanor or criminal offense if they are going to be questioned about their involvement.

The Interlock Requirement following a DUI Conviction can be reduced by six moths if certain conditions are satisfied.

If stopped and investigated for a DUI in Arizona during Cinco De Mayo or at any other time, there are a few simple rules you should keep in mind.

There are a number of steps a person can take after learning of a warrant for their arrest. If you have a warrant for your arrest, contact criminal defense attorney Raymond Kimble so that you can get it quashed quickly and avoid being arrested or jailed.

Diabetes can cause a person's alcohol concentration to be overstated if they have been given a breathalyzer test following an arrest and can also cause a person to exhibit symptoms commonly interpreted by police officer to be caused by alcohol consumption or impairment.

Here is a guide to follow if you are stopped and investigated for DUI during the upcoming holiday season

Arizona law allows people to be arrested and charged with DUI regardless of your blood alcohol concentration. Consequently, just because you've only consumed one or two drinks over the course of an evening, you may still be prosecuted for DUI.

Similar to DUI, domestic violence arrests have a tendency to increase during the holidays. If you are arrested or charged with a domestic violence arrest, you should immediately consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney.

When stopped by police for a motor vehicle violation, you should remain calm and polite but be aware of your rights and obligations.

One of the first steps a person. must take after being arrested for a DUI is to request a hearing with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division so that your driving privileges can be protected.

Domestic Violence offenses are aggressively investigated by police and prosecuted by city and county attorneys. Convictions for a domestic violence offense could carry very serious penalties and have negative consequences. If you are charged with a domestic violence offense, you should immediately contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer.

Police in Arizona often use DUI checkpoints to deter and locate drivers who may be impaired by alcohol or drugs.

Under Arizona Law defining Manslaughter and the need for a "Voluntary Act," the defendant in the recent "Texting Suicide Case" would likely not be prosecuted for Manslaughter.

Even though you are arrested for a drug offense resulting from information provided by a confidential informant, there are defenses available which can lead to a favorable outcome of the charges.

In Arizona, people can be investigated and arrested for DUI after being contacted by police for a traffic violation or even just sitting in their vehicle while it is parked.