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Monthly Archives: June 2026

BodyCams

How Body Camera and Dash Camera Footage Can Impact a Florida DUI Case

By Matt Olszewski |

Video evidence has become one of the most important factors in many Florida DUI cases. Police body cameras and dash cameras often capture key moments during a traffic stop, including the driver’s behavior, field sobriety exercises, conversations with officers, and the arrest itself. While prosecutors may use this footage to support DUI allegations, video… Read More »

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Can Medical Conditions Mimic Signs of DUI Impairment?

By Matt Olszewski |

All drivers who seem intoxicated do not necessarily suffer from alcohol and drug use impairment. In some cases, it can be difficult for police officers to differentiate between the symptoms of DUI impairment and those of some illnesses. Since the process of investigating DUI offenses depends greatly on observations made by the police officers,… Read More »

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What Happens When an Out-of-State Driver Gets a DUI in Florida?

By Matt Olszewski |

The State of Florida draws in millions of tourists each year, as well as business travelers. Sadly, some folks find themselves in trouble during their vacation. An arrest in another state for DUI can cause major problems. You may not be able to legally drive back home. If you’re from out of state and… Read More »

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Can You Be Arrested for DUI While Sitting in a Parked Car in Florida?

By Matt Olszewski |

Most people believe that if a car is not in motion, then the person behind the wheel cannot be charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. In fact, this belief has led many people to believe they can drink and drive, provided the engine of the car is off, and the… Read More »

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