Clearwater, FL
Criminal defense Lawyer at Clearwater, FL
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more
The idea that people will likely travel out of their home state and commit a traffic infraction in another state seems logical. However, it wasn't until the 1960s that the states began expressing an in...
See Full GuideOne of the most common criminal traffic offenses that I encounter is driving on a suspended license with knowledge. Driving on a suspended license is a serious traffic offense that may lead to a five-y...
See Full GuideUnder Florida Statute 316.085, the offense of improper lane change is punishable as a non-criminal traffic infraction, which is punishable as a moving violation (3 points). To better understand what co...
See Full GuideFlorida Statute 316.074 "Obedience to and required traffic control devices." (1) The driver of any vehicle shall obey the instructions of any traffic control device applicable thereto, placed in accor...
See Full GuideFlorida Statute 320.261 states that "[a]nyone who knowingly attaches to any motor vehicle or mobile home any registration license plate, or who knowingly attaches any validation sticker or mobile home...
See Full GuideWithin the last decade, the Florida Legislature enacted new legislation which required a mandatory court appearance for "any infraction which results in a crash that causes 'serious bodily injury' of ...
See Full GuideThis is a very common citation that is normally issued when a driver is involved in a traffic accident. Florida Statute 316.1925 defines the offense of careless driving as follows: "Any person operatin...
See Full GuideWhenever you are pulled over by a law enforcement officer, or other individual authorized to issue traffic citations, and you are the owner orco-ownerof the vehicle, Florida Statute Section 316.646(2) ...
See Full GuideThere are two different statutory offenses that encompass the act of unlawful speed. First, you may have received a speeding citation under Florida Statute 316.074(1), which is Failure to Obey Traffic ...
See Full GuideUnder Florida Statute 322.264, a habitual traffic offender is any person whose driving record reflects three or more convictions of any one or more of the following offenses arising out of separate act...
See Full GuideAd
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
