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Written by Thomas S. Hudson
In the State of Florida, you have a right to reasonable assistance to get an independent blood test, IF you give a breath sample. If you document your request for an independent blood test, and the police don't give you help to get a blood test, then they can't use your breath test against you. Posted 11 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Florida
Written by Thomas S. Hudson
The breath testing machine is science, not magic. And if you know the science, you will understand the weaknesses of the machine. Posted 11 months ago. Jurisdiction: Federal
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There is no feeling worse than discovering that the lawyer you trusted just wasn’t up to the task. And of course, you'll never find that out until after the damage is done. So how do you avoid an unpleasant surprise? Here are some common-sense recommendations Posted 11 months ago in DUI / DWI.
Written by Thomas S. Hudson
Many of the legal consequences of a DUI conviction are well known: Jail, fines, suspension and the revocation of driving privileges. But DUI is an iceberg, and its vast bulk lies hidden from view. The unspoken costs of a DUI conviction can range from freedom to money to the very right to travel. 7 of 8 users found this helpful. Posted 11 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Florida
Written by Thomas S. Hudson
With over 1200 miles of beaches, Florida is a boater's paradise. But beware. A little afternoon sunshine and the smell of alcohol on your breath can land you in the hoosegow. As with Driving Under the Influence (DUI), Boating Under the Influence (BUI) is a serious crime in the Sunshine State. Posted 11 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Florida
Written by Thomas S. Hudson
Every DUI case in Florida is really two cases in one. It is: 1. A criminal case--heard in front of a criminal court with a judge and a jury, and 2. An administrative law case to determine whether your drivers license is suspended--heard in front of an administrative hearing officer. Posted 11 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Florida |