AZ Arizona DUI and Impaired Driving 2

Question 1

A first-offense DUI conviction in Arizona may result in:

Accepted Answer

Jail time, fines, license suspension, and required ignition interlock device

Answer

A verbal warning and fine only

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Only a license suspension

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Community service only

Question 2

What is an ignition interlock device (IID) required for after an Arizona DUI conviction?

Accepted Answer

A breath-test device that prevents the car from starting if alcohol is detected

Answer

A GPS tracking unit installed on the dashboard

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A speed limiting device

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A mandatory camera recorder

Question 3

In Arizona, what is the look-back period used to determine repeat DUI offenses?

Accepted Answer

7 years

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1 year

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3 years

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5 years

Question 4

Driving under the influence of marijuana in Arizona is:

Accepted Answer

Illegal and prosecutable as a DUI regardless of card status

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Legal if the driver has a medical marijuana card

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Only illegal above a specific THC blood level

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Not considered impaired driving

Question 5

What does the term 'DUI per se' mean in Arizona law?

Accepted Answer

Automatic DUI violation based solely on meeting or exceeding the legal BAC limit

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A DUI charge that applies only to commercial drivers

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A DUI charge requiring proof of reckless driving

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A DUI for driving without a license

Question 6

Which of the following is a common sign of driver impairment law enforcement watches for in Arizona?

Accepted Answer

Weaving between lanes, wide turns, and slow reaction to traffic signals

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Driving exactly at the speed limit

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Frequent lane changes on the freeway

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Using turn signals at every intersection