Being arrested for DUI is always a tremendously upsetting experience. At the top of the list of the arrestee’s concerns is how and when they will be released from police custody. Unless the person has been arrested previously, the process that foll...
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Getting a license suspension following a traffic violation and having your license revoked following a DUI conviction in Florida could seem like the same thing to the uninitiated. But the reality is that the two-state actions against your driver’s ...
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If you or a family member become involved in a hit-and-run accident while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, the driver can face several criminal charges. As we all understand, driving when under the influence of any intoxicating substance is v...
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Florida law enforcement authorities invest large amounts of time and money in detecting and prosecuting drivers who are operating while under the influence of alcohol or other chemical substances. The risk of injury and death to other innocent driver...
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Anyone who is charged with a DUI in the state of Florida is facing serious penalties. Not only will a conviction result in a jail sentence, loss of their driver’s license, the payment of fines, possible counseling, and additional probation requirem...
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The social stigma associated with a DUI conviction has a lasting impact on people adjudged guilty of the offense. Even with a blood alcohol content (BAC) measurement barely above the legal limit, the “drunk driver” label can haunt the offender fo...
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Everyone knows that driving when you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol is dangerous for the driver and everyone else on the road. But DUIs still happen to good people who misjudge how much alcohol they’ve consumed. Roadside field sobriety...
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Only the person driving or in physical possession of a vehicle can be cited for DUI or penalized for refusing a chemical test. The answer to the question of whether a passenger’s drinking can result in a DUI against the driver is, No. But the drive...
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In the state of Florida, the law forbids any driver under the age of 21 to have any amount of measurable alcohol in their blood alcohol content (BAC). The “Zero Tolerance Law” penalizes any driver under 21 years of age who is detected with a BAC ...
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Anyone who is under arrest and about to be formally charged with DUI is bursting with questions about what will happen next. Will you be released immediately or held overnight? Will it be in the paper the next day? Will you lose your job? No one is i...
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