Interview Potential Witnesses:

If you had passengers in the car that were not under the influence or otherwise would be considered a credible witness when you were stopped, or you were with company shortly before the DUI arrest, talk to these people right away. Ask them questions such as: Did I appear drunk to you? How was my driving? Was my speech slurred? Was I alert and coherent? Was there anything that suggested to you that I was too intoxicated to drive? They may say that you were alert, sharp, speaking and driving normally. If so, your Arizona DUI attorney will want to collect statements from these witnesses.

. Repair Trigger Problems or Mechanical Failures:

   You should be proactive in your Arizona DUI defense and fix anything that you may have been cited for such as a broken windshield or window tint too dark, bulb out in brake or tail lights.

Arizona DUI Documentation:

Arizona DUI Documentation:

Include copies for your DUI lawyer of all documents you were given during or after the arrest including citations, tickets, etc. You should always keep all the original paperwork. Give copies of each document to your attorney. Also, indicate what documents belonging to you showed or give to the police. These documents all contain important information and dates relating to you, and your charges.