What happens if you’re caught drinking and driving? Those convicted of an Arizona DUI face penalties depending on the number of offenses they’ve had in the past. The “look back” time in Arizona is seven years, so if it have been more than seven years since you last offense, you’ll be considered a first-time offender. Here’s what you can expect if you’re drunk driving in Arizona:

First or second offense (class 1 misdemeanor):

• Up to $1,250 in fines

• At least 10 days in jail or 24 hours in jail and court-ordered participation in a alcohol/drug screening program

• Mandatory ignition interlock device installation

• Possible community restitution

Extreme DUI (class 1 misdemeanor):

• Up to $2,500 in fines

• Minimum of 30 days in jail

• Mandatory ignition interlock device installation

• Possible community restitution

• Possible continuous alcohol monitoring

Aggravated DUI (class 1 misdemeanor, class 4 felony if for reasons of license suspension or 3rd offense or class 6 felony if for reasons of children in the car):

• Up to $4,000 in fines and abatement fees

• Minimum of 4 months in jail for class 4, 10 days for class 6

• Probation for up to 10 years

• Mandatory ignition interlock device installation (at your expense)

• Possible community restitution

• Automatic license revocation for 3 years

Underage DUI (class 2 misdemeanor):

• Probation for up to 2 years

• Mandatory ignition interlock device installation (at your expense)

• Possible community restitution

• $1,500 in fines, plus an 80% surcharge

• 30 days to 2 years license suspension, plus possible 2 months restriction on driving only to home/work/school/treatment