What does a Utah dui defense attorney do for your case?
Utah has some of the strictest impaired driving laws in the country — including a 0.05 BAC limit. A DUI case moves on two tracks at once: the criminal case and your driver license. We handle both.
- Where we practice
- All Utah courts, statewide
- Consultation
- Free and confidential
- Office
- 1085 W 9000 S, Suite #300, West Jordan, UT
- Phone
- (385) 275-6812
Two cases, one arrest
The criminal charge is prosecuted in court while the Driver License Division separately moves to suspend your license. Handling only one leaves you exposed. We file the hearing request first, then build the criminal defense.
Where DUI cases break down
Most DUI defenses are built on procedure, not excuses.
- No reasonable suspicion for the initial stop
- Improperly administered field sobriety tests
- Breath machine calibration and maintenance gaps
- Blood draw chain-of-custody problems
- Rising BAC and medical explanations
Time matters. Don't wait to call.
Evidence disappears, witnesses move, and statutes of limitation start ticking the moment something goes wrong. Talk to a Utah attorney today.
Sources and Utah legal authority
- 1.Utah Code § 41-6a-502 — Driving under the influenceUtah State Legislature
- 2.Utah Code § 41-6a-505 — DUI penaltiesUtah State Legislature
- 3.Utah Driver License Division — Administrative license hearingsUtah Department of Public Safety
- 4.Utah State Bar — Licensed attorney directoryUtah State Bar
- 5.Utah State Courts — Find a courtUtah State Courts
This page is general information about Utah law, not legal advice. Statutes and court rules change; confirm current text at the linked source or speak with a licensed Utah attorney about your situation.
