When you're charged with a DUI, everything is at stake — your freedom, your license, your reputation, and your future. At Canyon Valley Law, our experienced DUI defense attorneys fight to protect clients in Burley, Twin Falls, and the Mini-Cassia/Magic Valley region. You don’t have to face these charges alone.
A Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charge means operating a vehicle while impaired by alcohol, drugs, or both. Idaho law treats DUI charges very seriously — penalties may include fines, license suspension, ignition interlock devices, and even jail time. The consequences increase with multiple offenses, aggravated DUI, or if an accident or injury occurs.
A DUI arrest is not an automatic conviction. There are essential defenses and strategies that may apply in your case:
Mistakes in the arrest procedure or your rights being violated
Errors in administering field sobriety or breath/blood tests
Chain-of-custody issues with samples
Medical or physiological factors affecting test results
Questionable calibration or maintenance of testing equipment
 
A strong DUI defense lawyer will examine every detail — from police reports, test protocols, laboratory data, to procedural compliance — to identify weaknesses in the State’s case.

We are proud to serve clients in:
Burley, Paul, Declo, Oakley, Heyburn, Rupert
Cassia County & Minidoka County
Twin Falls County & Jerome County
 The wider Twin Falls / Mini-Cassia area
 
Our local knowledge of Idaho’s courts and prosecutors gives us a strategic advantage when defending your case.
At Canyon Valley Law, we handle all aspects of your DUI case:
Pre-arrest and post-arrest counseling
Review and challenge of BAC, breath, or blood tests
Motion practice to suppress evidence
Negotiation with prosecutors
Representation at DMV hearings and criminal court
Appeals when needed
 
We offer bilingual representation (English & Spanish) and personalized attention to each client. You will always know your options, your rights, and your next step.
Time matters in a DUI case. You may have only days to preserve certain rights or challenge administrative actions like license suspension. The sooner you contact an attorney, the more options remain open.