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MVD, License & Interlock

Admin Per Se · 30-day hearing · suspension · CIID · ignition interlock

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.

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What this material establishes

It sets out the Arizona MVD forms, suspension timelines, and ignition-interlock requirements that run in parallel with the criminal case.

How it's used in a DUI defense

The MVD case is separate from the criminal case and moves faster: the Admin Per Se suspension takes effect unless a hearing is requested within 30 days (A.R.S. § 28-1385(G)(2)(c) — many third-party sites still cite a stale 15-day figure). These forms and policies show exactly what triggers a suspension, how to request the hearing in time, and what the interlock and reinstatement requirements are — the difference between preserving your license rights and losing them by default.

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