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How to Get a DUI Dismissed in Phoenix, Arizona After Failing a Breathalyzer Test

Alcohol and Substance Abuse / Jack Gilbert

Getting a DUI dismissed in Phoenix after failing a breath test is possible, but it typically requires proving a legal or evidentiary defect—most often in the traffic stop, testing process, or proof of impairment. Arizona prosecutors frequently rely on breathalyzer results, yet those results can be excluded or undermined when procedures or constitutional rules are […]

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How to Handle a First-Offense DUI in Phoenix When You Refused a Breath Test: A Defense Attorney Interview

Attorney Interviews / Jack Gilbert

[In Phoenix, refusing a breath test after a first-offense DUI can trigger a 12-month Arizona license suspension under the state’s implied consent law. That refusal also changes how the DUI case and the MVD (Motor Vehicle Division) process play out in Maricopa County. This interview explains the timelines, penalties, key defenses, and what to do

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How to Get a Warrantless DUI Arrest Dismissed in Phoenix, Arizona: What Police Must Prove at the Suppression Hearing

Arrest Proceedure / Jack Gilbert

In Phoenix, a warrantless DUI arrest can be dismissed if the judge suppresses key evidence at a suppression hearing—often because police lacked reasonable suspicion to stop you or probable cause to arrest. Arizona DUI cases frequently rise or fall on what the officer can prove about the stop, the detention, and the arrest timeline. This

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