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While Arizona DUI law has been slow to catch up with common sense when it comes to allegations of DUI resulting from marijuana, the advent of the Medical Marijuana Act has forced much needed attention on the issue and some slow progress. Much more is needed. In April, 2014, the Arizona Su...
Although it is always better to arrange for a designated driver, a cab, or another alternative to avoid driving after having consumed alcohol, the Law Office of Rachelle S. Ferraro offers the following advice if you happen to be pulled over for a suspected DUI...
Because the purpose behind Arizona's DUI laws is to protect against drivers whose ability to drive is impaired, the Arizona Supreme Court held in a ruling on April 22, 2014 that the metabolite that is prohibited under the curr...
Arizona DUI Laws do not only criminalize driving while a person's ability to drive is impaired by alcohol or drugs. Instead, they also can criminalize driving while a person is unimpaired but has the metabolite or remnants of a medication or a drug in their system. While it is a defense if the medication was ingested pursuant to valid prescription, there is no defense if the medication or drug was legally ingested in a location that did not require a prescription but remains in your system after you have left that other location.
From the moment you retain our aggressive criminal defense team, you will work directly with Certified Criminal Law Specialist, Rachelle S. Ferraro.