Police in most states occasionally set up DUI checkpoints (also called sobriety checkpoints or roadside safety checks) to check for drunk or otherwise impaired motorists.While DUI sobriety checkpoints remain controversial, they are LEGAL in Utah. The locations chosen for checkpoints are temporary and “random” although you may be able to learn more about when or where these checkpoints will be instituted in Utah.
The locations chosen for checkpoints are temporary and “random” although you may be able to learn more about when or where these checkpoints will be instituted in Utah by checking roadblock.org and on DUIblock.com.
Learn more about DUI Checkpoints in Utah by reviewing our infographic. If you have been charged with a DUI in Utah, Contact the Law Office of David Pedrazas for a consultation today.
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