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You Can Be Charged with A DUI Weeks After Legalized Marijuana Use

Legal Pot Not Legal in Utah

January 9, 2014

Many people may believe they are out of danger if they simply wait a couple days to leave Colorado after consuming marijuana. Wrong! The state of Utah has a "metabolite statute" which means that even if you were no longer under the influence of legalized marijuana, you could still be charged with a DUI metabolite.

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Utah DUI Checkpoints & Sobriety Roadblock.

Tis the Season for Utah DUI Checkpoints

December 23, 2013

Millions of travelers are hitting the roads as the holidays approach. As part of the Utah Highway Safety Office "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign, law enforcement is cracking down on drunk and intoxicated driving. If you are arrested for a Utah DUI, do not plead guilty until you have consulted with an experienced DUI lawyer.

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Utah's Holiday DUI Season

November 21, 2013

The holiday season is about family gatherings, parties and celebrations. The holiday season also means and increase in DUIs and drunk driving incidents. The best way to avoid a DUI is not drinking and driving. However, if you find yourself facing a DUI, contact an experienced Utah DUI attorney to ensure the best possible outcome in your case.

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Signs Police Use to Pull You Over for a DUI in Utah

What signs do police use for pulling over suspected intoxicated drivers?

October 8, 2013

Utah police offers will pull you over if they observe possible erratic driving behaviors due to driving while under the influence. Learn more about field sobriety testing and view a list of possible signs of driving while intoxicated.

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When does a Utah police officer have the right to search my car?

October 4, 2013

Although you do not have to give your consent, there are other reasons an officer may have the right to search your vehicle. Read more regarding your rights about search and seizures in Utah.

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What are Utah's BAC Limits?

September 11, 2013

How drunk does someone have to be before they can be charged with a DUI? In Utah, it is illegal to operate a vehicle while "impaired" by the effects of alcohol or drugs. Under Utah's "Implied Consent" law, you automatically give your consent to take a breathalyzer test if an officer suspects you of driving while under the influence.

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