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The document outlines the mandatory sentencing guidelines and fees associated with driving under the influence (DUI) and flying under the influence (FUI) offenses in Arizona, effective from July 24, 2014. It includes details on various offenses, corresponding fines, jail time, community restitution hours, and assessments for both adults and juveniles. The document emphasizes that fines and assessments cannot be waived and provides a comprehensive sentencing chart for different levels of DUI offenses.

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Does Arizona have sentencing guidelines?

Yes, Arizona has mandatory minimum sentences for certain offenses, especially those involving dangerous crimes. These mandatory minimums restrict a judges discretion and require a specific minimum sentence to be imposed. Sentencing guidelines generally apply to felony offenses in Arizona.

What percent of your sentence do you serve in Arizona?

Even with consistent good behavior, the inmate must complete at least 85 percent of his or her sentence. It is also possible for a prisoner to lose good behavior credits.

Are you taken to jail immediately after sentencing?

If the sentence includes a period of imprisonment, the defendants are typically taken into custody right after the sentencing to await transportation to a correctional facility. In this case, they would go directly to jail.

What is a mandatory sentencing in Arizona?

Mandatory minimum sentences are predetermined, inflexible penalties set by legislation for certain criminal offenses. In Arizona, the implementation of mandatory minimums serves various purposes, including deterring criminal behavior, ensuring consistency in sentencing, and protecting overall public safety.

What happens at a sentencing hearing in Arizona?

You, your attorney, and the prosecutor attend the sentencing hearing. The judge considers the pre-sentence report, arguments, and any statements from you or others. The judge then imposes a sentence within the plea agreements range. This could include jail time, probation, fines, or other penalties.

How does sentencing work in Arizona?

What factors does the judge consider during sentencing hearings in Arizona? The judge considers multiple factors including the severity of the offense, the defendants criminal history, any aggravating or mitigating circumstances, and the impact on victims. These factors help determine the appropriate sentencing range.

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