Bernadette Burick, Attorney At Law

The Law Office of Bernadette Burick serves you locally in Cochise County, Arizona.

Bernadette Burick is devoted to working with

 Children and the

Practice of Family Law

Helping find the best solution for you and your children because in a divorce, children can lose the most.

Areas of practice include: Dependency, Criminal/DUI Defense, Social Security Disability, Victim Advocacy, as well as Corporations and LLC's, Mediation & Arbitration.

Call for Consultation 520-803-0595

FAX 520-378-9366

Email: bernadetteburick@hotmail.com

In Arizona, driving under the influence includes: Operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, controlled substance, medication, or prescription that impairs the driver's ability to operate the vehicle.

Consequences for the conviction of Driving Under the Influence may potentially include:

• Loss of driver's license
  
• Probation or parole
  
• Loss of auto insurance
  
• Court ordered driving school
  
• Impound of vehicle
  
• Court ordered ignition device
  
• Significant fines
  
• Other

Likelihood of any of the above consequences depends on the following factors:

• Prior similar convictions
  
• Any other prior convictions
  
• Currently on probation or parole
  
• Attitude of the community and court toward this type of crime
  
• Degree of media attention on case
  
• Mitigating/aggravating circumstances
  
• Accident involved
  
• Blood alcohol content
  
• Other

What I can we do to help?

• Early preparation, including legal research and defense identification
  
• Early investigation and identification of all facts helpful to your defense
  
• Interview police to minimize or eliminate the case
  
• Interview the prosecutor to minimize or eliminate the case
  
• Interview all witnesses
  
• Reduce or eliminate bail requirements
  
• Provide emotional support to loved ones and ensure that they are continually updated as to the status of your case
  
• In appropriate cases, negotiate jail alternatives
  
• Develop appropriate motions to dismiss the case
  
• Develop appropriate motions to suppress evidence