Category: DUI Defense
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Utah’s Driving Under the Influence Law
Utah has one of the strictest DUI laws in the country. Unlike most states, the legal limit in Utah is 0.05 blood alcohol concentration (BAC). This means a driver can…
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Utah Implied Consent Law
What is Utah’s implied consent law? Utah’s implied consent law means you automatically agree to take a chemical test if police arrest you for DUI and have probable cause to…
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Field Sobriety Tests (FST)
In Utah you do not have to do field sobriety tests when pulled over. Field sobriety tests are designed to make you fail not to see if you’re safe to…
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Does Eating Make You Sober?
Myths and Old Wives’ Tales…. “I had a really big dinner so I’m okay to drive.” Have you ever heard someone say something like this after having “just a few”…
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Can You Sleep Drunk in Your Car?
“If you get too drunk just sleep out in your car.” – Toby Keith, “I Love This Bar” Obviously, Toby Keith wasn’t from Utah. Does Utah Law Allow You to…
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Reckless Driving Charges: Easier to Get Charged Than You Think
A reckless driving charge can show up on a criminal record report, even though it is often considered to be just a “traffic” offense.
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Difference Between DUI and Driving with a Metabolite
Utah is known for having some of the strictest impaired driving laws in the nation. These include a lower blood alcohol concentration (BAC) threshold for DUI offenses and a zero-tolerance…