Offender Search - Utah Department of Corrections
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Court MAY shorten suspension periods for a convicted DUI defendant under the age of 21 if the defendant: completes at least six months of suspension, completes a screening, completes an assessment as appropriate, completes substance abuse treatment or educational series as appropriate, has not committed any traffic offense
Were You Recently Arrested for a DUI? | DPS – Driver License
Any person convicted of a DUI alcohol violation will be ignition interlock restricted. If under 21 at the time of arrest, it is for three (3) years; if 21 and older, it is for 18 months. If you have been convicted, suspended, or revoked for a DUI, be sure to read the alcohol-restricted driver information below.
Utah DUI Laws (2025 Guide) – Forbes Advisor
Aug 2, 2023 · What are the Utah DUI laws? Find out in this guide what consequences you could face for a conviction for impaired driving in Utah.
Utah’s DUI Penalties for a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd Offense - Driving Laws
In Utah, the penalties you'll face for a DUI conviction depend mostly on how many prior convictions you have. This article covers the basics of Utah's DUI laws and the consequences of a first, second, and third DUI conviction.
14 charges filed against Ogden DUI suspect in fatal auto-ped
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DUI & DWIs – Utah.Law
A DUI conviction can result in extremely serious consequences. A first time DUI conviction in Utah is often considered a Class B Misdemeanor. While not as serious as a felony conviction, a first-time DUI conviction often results in at least 48 hours of jail time and a minimum fine of $700.
The Consequences of a DUI on the Driver’s License - Defense Law Utah
A DUI conviction in Utah leads to an immediate 120-day automatic driver’s license suspension for drivers who are 21 years old or older, and an additional suspension of up to two years may be ordered by the judge.
1 The DUI Statutory is intended to give an overview of penalties required by Driving Under the Influence Offenses, Utah Code Title 41, Chapter 6a, Part 5. It is a reference and overview for ease of use and greater transparency to assist in sentencing individuals convicted or sanctioned pursuant to Utah Code Title 41, Chapter 6a, Part 5.
Utah DUI Laws and Penalties | Cardon, Stuart, & Associates
In Utah, it is illegal to drive a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08% or more. Additionally, you can be convicted of DUI for driving while too impaired to safely operate a vehicle due to illegal drugs or LEGAL AND PRESCRIBED DRUGS .