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Proven Strategies to Exclude Breathalyzer Test Results in a Florida DUI Case
Breathalyzer tests are a common tool used by law enforcement in Florida to determine a driver's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) during a DUI stop. While these tests are widely accepted, they are not infallible. Various… Continue Reading -
Understanding How Breathalyzer Machines Measure Blood Alcohol Levels
Breathalyzer machines are widely used by law enforcement to measure blood alcohol concentration (BAC) in drivers suspected of driving under the influence (DUI). These devices play a critical role in DUI investigations,… Continue Reading -
Challenging a DUI in Florida: Using Lack of Probable Cause for the Stop to Defend Your Case
When facing a DUI charge in Florida, one of the most effective defense strategies can be to challenge the legality of the traffic stop itself. Law enforcement officers must have probable cause to initiate a stop, meaning… Continue Reading -
The Top Ten Behaviors That Lead to Traffic and DUI Stops in Florida
In Florida, law enforcement officers are constantly on the lookout for drivers who exhibit behaviors that may indicate impairment or other traffic violations. Understanding the most common actions that can lead to a… Continue Reading -
Is It Legal to Avoid a DUI Roadblock in Florida?
DUI roadblocks, also known as sobriety checkpoints, are a common method used by law enforcement in Florida to catch impaired drivers. These roadblocks are strategically placed and designed to stop drivers at random to… Continue Reading -
What Breath Alcohol Level is Considered "Under the Influence" for Boaters in Florida?
Boating is a popular recreational activity in Florida, but it comes with legal responsibilities, especially regarding alcohol consumption. Just as with driving, operating a vessel while under the influence of alcohol is… Continue Reading -
Can You Get a DUI If You Blow Under 0.08% in Florida?
In Florida, many people believe that as long as their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is below 0.08%, they are safe from a DUI charge. However, this is not always the case. It is possible to be charged with a DUI even… Continue Reading -
What Breath Alcohol Level Would a Boater Be Considered “Under the Influence” in Florida?
In Florida, boating is a popular recreational activity enjoyed by many. However, operating a vessel while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a serious offense that can result in severe penalties. Understanding… Continue Reading -
How Law Enforcement Identifies Drivers Under the Influence of Drugs
Detecting drivers who are under the influence of drugs is a crucial task for law enforcement to ensure road safety. Officers use a combination of observation, field sobriety tests, and chemical testing to determine if a… Continue Reading -
The Role of Field Sobriety Tests in DUI Cases: Are They Reliable?
Field sobriety tests (FSTs) are routinely employed by law enforcement officers to assess whether a driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs. While these tests are a critical component in DUI investigations,… Continue Reading