Arizona DUI Defense Attorney
Defending first-time, extreme, and aggravated DUI charges with offices in Glendale and Tucson.
Whether you refer to it as “driving under the influence” or simply as DUI, the state of Arizona takes impaired driving offenses very seriously. If you find yourself facing DUI charges that involve alcohol, drugs, or a combination of both substances, it is important to understand that the consequences can be quite severe and far-reaching. You may potentially face the risk of losing your driver’s license for an extended period of time, and in some unfortunate circumstances, you might even have to deal with jail time. Such charges should never be underestimated or taken lightly, regardless of whether they occurred in Arizona or during your travels out of state.
Fortunately, legal assistance is available to help navigate these challenging situations. Andy Rojas can provide you with the support you need to challenge your DUI charges effectively and work toward achieving the best possible outcome for your specific circumstances. Don't hesitate to reach out to Law Office of Robert Andy Rojas today to discuss your case in detail and receive the guidance and representation you need during this critical time.
Call Law Office of Robert Andy Rojas at 602-900-9892 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.
Can I Fight the Results of a Breath or Field Sobriety Test?
As a licensed driver in Arizona, you give implied consent to testing if a police officer has probable cause to believe you’re under the influence of alcohol or drugs. During a traffic stop, you may be asked to perform field sobriety tests—such as standing on one leg or walking in a straight line—or to take a breath, blood, or urine test. You do have the right to refuse testing, but refusal can lead to an immediate and automatic suspension of your driver’s license under Arizona law.
If you refused testing,
Andy Rojas may still be able to challenge the circumstances of the stop or the procedures used. And if you already submitted to a test, there are still ways to fight the results. Breath, blood, or urine tests can be called into question due to improper calibration, human error, medical conditions, environmental factors, or other issues that affect accuracy. No matter the situation, you shouldn’t lose hope. Andy can review your case, explain your options, and work to protect your driving privileges and your future. Contact Law Office of Robert Andy Rojas today to discuss your DUI charges.
Is It Possible to Get Past DUI Convictions Expunged or Sealed?
Depending on Arizona law and the details of your conviction, Andy Rojas can review your situation to determine whether you may qualify for a set-aside or another type of post-conviction relief. When available, clearing or limiting access to your records can make a meaningful difference in your future. Once your record is set aside or restricted from public view, it becomes far less visible to employers, landlords, and others who often rely on background checks.
If you have a prior DUI conviction, Andy can examine the specifics of your case and explain your options. Schedule an appointment with Law Office of Robert Andy Rojas today to discuss whether you may qualify for relief under Arizona law.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do immediately after being charged with a DUI in Arizona?
If you’re arrested for DUI, try to stay calm, avoid making statements that could be used against you, and contact Andy Rojas as soon as possible. Early guidance can make a major difference in how your case moves forward.
Will I lose my driver’s license after a DUI arrest?
You may face an automatic license suspension, especially if you refused testing. Andy can review your situation and help you challenge the suspension or explore options for restricted driving privileges.
Can a DUI charge be reduced or dismissed?
In some cases, yes. Issues with testing procedures, equipment accuracy, officer behavior, or rights violations may provide grounds for reducing or dismissing charges. Andy will evaluate every detail of your case to determine the best path forward.
Do I have to take field sobriety or breath tests?
You can refuse, but refusal may result in immediate license suspension under Arizona’s implied consent laws. Andy can help you understand the consequences and fight any penalties tied to your decision.
Is Andy available if I’m arrested late at night or on a weekend?
Yes. The Law Office of Robert Andy Rojas offers 24/7 phone availability, so you can get help and legal guidance at any time—day or night.
Have Questions About a DUI Charge?
The Law Office of Robert Andy Rojas is available 24/7 by phone to provide guidance when you need it most.
Call 602-900-9892 anytime to speak with Andy and get answers right away.