DUI Document Library

The NHTSA Standardized Field Sobriety Test manuals (1984–2018) and the San Diego, Florida, and Colorado validation studies — the exact roadside procedures officers are trained to follow, and the accuracy limits their own research documents.

Intoxilyzer 9000 materials, Arizona DPS blood-and-breath testing rules, phlebotomy standards, and the BD Vacutainer recall notices — the chemical-testing foundation the state's number rests on.

Drug Recognition Expert and ARIDE materials — the 12-step DRE protocol, the IACP standards, and the drug-evaluation curriculum used whenever a case alleges drug rather than alcohol impairment.

Arizona's DUI and criminal sentencing charts, year by year — the mandatory jail, fines, license, and interlock exposure that attaches to each charge tier, from a first misdemeanor to Aggravated (felony) DUI.

The ADOT/MVD side of a DUI: Admin Per Se and Implied Consent suspensions, the 30-day hearing deadline, revocation packets, court abstracts, and the Certified Ignition Interlock Device (CIID) rules and policies.

The Arizona police 10-codes and the standard crash- and DUI-report forms — the templates that reveal exactly what an officer is required to document, field by field, and what a report leaves out.

The broader NHTSA and DOT research library — alcohol-and-drug impairment studies, the driving-cue detection guides, roadblock/checkpoint studies, and the BAC science underneath the courtroom shorthand.