Super Extreme DUI in Arizona is one of the most serious types of DUI offenses that can be committed. It involves a person driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .20 or higher, which is more than twice the legal limit.

This type of DUI carries some of the harshest penalties available, including jail time and significant fines. Additionally, anyone convicted of Super Extreme DUI will have their license suspended for at least one year and must complete an alcohol screening program and community service.

Although this offense is severe, various defense strategies can be employed depending on the situation. One of the most common ones is that the driver was not actually driving the vehicle at the time of their arrest. This could be because they were simply passengers or had just stepped out of the vehicle moments prior. Additionally, suppose the driver successfully argued that the traffic stop was unlawful or that the breathalyzer results were inaccurate. In that case, this could also be used as a defense. It is important to note that for these types of defenses to work, evidence and/or facts must be available to support them. 

It is always best practice to seek legal advice from a qualified attorney who can guide you through your specific case and explain all potential legal options.