Tough State That Has DUI Laws

Arizona has the toughest rules when it comes to drunk driving… Is it so?

 “As the last year was about to come to an end, Utah became the first state that reduced its blood alcohol content (BAC) level to .05 percent. Unlike other 49 states; including Arizona, who are still having the legal limit of .08 percent.”

The surprise element is what a dramatic change
did Utah brought that the limit dropped
drastically and became the state that has such
stern DUI laws as well as penalties in the whole
 nation.

The lesser-known fact that an individual can be charged with DUI even if they are “impaired to the slightest degree” it can also occur if the individual was under the influence of a combination of alcohol and drugs or liquor.

The stats from the new survey of 51 sets of DUI laws: Minnesota has the toughest drunk driving laws, which is followed by Utah and Arizona ranks 15th.

Moreover, this same survey uses 21 different metrics, which helps in ranking the laws as well as penalties, based on supplementary DUI laws including laws related to repeat offenses, alcohol exclusion laws and open containers.

As per the state’s records, the ranking
 is determined by that state’s record. 
There held approximately 468 DUI 
arrests per 1, 00,000 drivers in Arizona. 
On the contrary, the records say that 
Minnesota had 565 drunk driving 
arrests per 100K, and Georgia ranked 
the third state to have tough DUI laws 
with just 247 arrests.

Of course, for an individual who has been facing a DUI convict in Arizona, it hardly matters what could be the possible penalties in other states. A DUI convict; facing harsh penalties here and now needs immediate legal help in the form of an experienced and sound DUI attorney to protect the rights and privileges.