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DUI INFORMATION PAGE |
While we cannot promise or guarantee the final result in any case, the truth is that D.U.I is subjective in nature. You may have defenses to your D.U.I. charge that can result in either the dismissal of your case or a negotiated plea to a lesser offense.
Under Florida law, The State can prove a D.U.I. charge in one of two alternative ways: 1) The State can prove that your normal faculties were impaired, or 2) The State can prove that you drove with an unlawful blood alcohol or breath alcohol level of .08 or above.
Regardless of the manner in which The State proves a D.U.I., the penalties upon conviction are the same. D.U.I. penalties increase based on the frequency of D.U.I. convictions and the severity of your current D.U.I. offense. Therefore, it is extremely important if faced with a D.U.I. charge that you fight it using every legal defense available.