DUI Defense Articles
The 10-day license deadline, field sobriety tests, breathalyzers, first appearances. If you're facing a DUI in Florida, start here.
What Happens After a DUI Arrest in Florida?
From booking and arraignment to license suspension and first appearance, here is a step-by-step breakdown of what to expect after a DUI arrest in Florida.
What Are the Penalties for a First DUI in Florida?
Fines, probation, license suspension, community service, and possible jail time. Understand exactly what a first-time DUI conviction can cost you.
Can a DUI Be Reduced or Dismissed in Florida?
Yes, through challenging the stop, the field sobriety tests, or the breathalyzer calibration. Learn what defenses actually work in Florida DUI cases.
Should You Refuse a Breath Test in Florida?
Florida's implied consent law means refusing a breathalyzer has real consequences, but so does complying. Here's what you need to weigh before deciding.
Can You Get a Hardship License After a DUI in Florida?
A hardship license lets you drive to work, school, and medical appointments after a DUI suspension. Find out who qualifies and how to apply.
What Happens if You Get a DUI With Property Damage or Injury in Florida?
A DUI that causes an accident is a far more serious charge. Understand how Florida escalates penalties when property or people are harmed.
What Is Reckless Driving in Florida?
Reckless driving is a criminal charge, not just a traffic ticket. Understand what the State must prove and how it differs from careless driving.
Can You Go to Jail for Driving With a Suspended License in Florida?
Yes, driving on a suspended license can lead to jail time in Florida. Learn how severity escalates and what defenses are available.
What Is the Difference Between a Traffic Ticket and a Criminal Traffic Charge?
A civil traffic infraction stays off your criminal record. A criminal traffic charge does not. Know which one you're facing and why it matters.