Can the police charge me with a breathalyzer refusal, even though I tried to blow into it?
The police can only charge you with a breathalyzer refusal if you have a previous breathalyzer refusal in your past. However, if you are trying to provide a breath sample, it makes it difficult for them to prove that case against you. Certainly there’s instances where people pretend to blow in to the machine… Read More »
What defenses are there in a DUI case?
There are going to be many defenses available in any DUI case. DUI cases are typically extremely subjective, meaning that it’s the officer’s opinion as to what they’re seeing. So when they say that they hear slurred speech, when they say they see someone swaying, there’s going to be hopefully video of that to… Read More »
Do DUI laws in Florida only apply to cars, trucks, and motorcycles?
DUI laws in the state of Florida do not only apply to cars, motorcycles, and trucks. They apply to any vehicle that’s able to transport you from point A to point B. So it could be a bicycle. You can get a DUI on a bicycle. I’ve seen DUIs on horseback. Anything that can… Read More »
What do police officers look for when searching for drunk drivers on the highways?
There are going to be many defenses available in any DUI case. DUI cases are typically extremely subjective, meaning that it’s the officer’s opinion as to what they’re seeing. So when they say that they hear slurred speech, when they say they see someone swaying, there’s going to be hopefully video of that to… Read More »
