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Understanding Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) in DUI Cases in Florida In Florida, Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is crucial in DUI cases. If your BAC is .08 or higher, it's enough to convict you of DUI. However, even if your BAC is below .08, you can still be charged and...
Prearrest and Precharging Representation Often, individuals may become aware of a possible criminal charge before any official arrest or filing of charges occurs. Law enforcement agents may contact them as part of their investigative procedures. In such scenarios,...
There are many issues to assess when determining the strength of the government's case following an arrest for possession of a controlled substance. In Florida, after an arrest for possession of a controlled substance, your defense may involve legal or factual issues,...
Florida divides criminal offenses into two main types: misdemeanors and felonies. These categories determine the severity of the charges and the punishment someone might face if convicted. Misdemeanors are less serious offenses that can result in up to a year in...
In Florida, the 10-day rule for DUI arrests dictates that there is an immediate suspension of your driver's license upon arrest. Within these 10 days, you can request an administrative hearing or forfeit your right to it, opting for an immediate business-purpose-only...
Whenever you are being investigated for a crime, you want to be sure that your rights are being protected. You have the right to be free from arbitrary arrest, but you also have the right to be free from unwarranted surveillance. If you have any suspicions about the possibility that you are under investigation for a crime in Florida, contact…