In April 2025, the Arizona Court of Appeals issued a ruling that every person charged with DUI in Arizona should read. In State v. Ruiz-Estrada, 2 CA-CR 2024-0164, the court upheld a DUI conviction entered after the defendant stopped showing up to court, disappeared for years, and was ultimately tried and convicted without ever
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