Category Archives: DUI
When Can The Police Rely On “Exigent Circumstances” To Search Me Without A Warrant?
The police must typically obtain a warrant before taking a sample of your blood as part of a criminal investigation. For example, if a police officer pulls you over on suspicion of drunk driving, if you do not consent to a blood draw, then the officer must ask a judge or magistrate to issue… Read More »
Essential Tips to Avoid a DUI Over the Holiday Season
The holiday season is nearly here, and it should be a joyous time spent with loved ones and close friends. Many holiday celebrations include copious amounts of food and drinks, leading to an increase in drunk drivers on the road. DUI arrests and tragic accidents are more common during the holidays, resulting in increased… Read More »
Do You Need to Retain a Criminal Defense Attorney for a DUI Arrest in Tampa?
Being arrested for a DUI in Florida could result in a criminal record and your driver’s license being suspected. A conviction can also result in significant fines. If your DUI resulted in an accident and injuries to another person, you could be facing even more severe penalties. The best way to handle a DUI… Read More »
How a DUI can Affect Your Florida Driver’s License
Being arrested for a DUI can be a terrifying experience. At the time, you may not realize that you could face losing your driver’s license—temporarily or even for the rest of your life. Some people may be inclined to handle a DUI on their own and either plead guilty or just ignore it. Unfortunately,… Read More »
What Should You Expect with Your First DUI in Tampa?
If you are arrested for a DUI, it can be a frightening time. However, if it is your first DUI arrest, there may be a chance to reduce or even dismiss the charges to keep your record clean. Do not attempt to represent yourself if you are arrested for driving under the influence. Instead,… Read More »
What Constitutes a Felony DUI in Florida?
Facing a DUI charge can be a scary experience. A DUI conviction can change your life, especially when it’s for a felony offense. Florida law imposes stiff penalties, which typically include incarceration, fines, or both. You will have a criminal record that can affect your ability to get a job, rent an apartment, apply… Read More »
