Posted about 2 years ago. Applies to Arizona, 1 helpful vote

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In Arizona, if you are convicted of your third DUI within 7 years, it will likely be charged as a felony.  The mandatory minimum sentence for a felony DUI is 4 months prison.  Being charged with DUI can be a scary experience.  Arizona has some of the toughest DUI laws in the nation.

Your first court appearance for a DUI should be your initial appearance.  At your initial appearance, you will be advised of the charges against you and a new court date will be set.  This new date is normally called a pre-trial conference.  The pre-trial conference is a time when your attorney and the prosecutor may exchange discovery and negotiate about what should happen with your case.  Either your attorney will succeed in dismissing your DUI, you’ll enter a plea agreement, or you’ll set the case for trial. For more information about DUIs in Arizona, you can also watch my  YouTube video.

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