DUI cases run on their own evidence, their own procedures, and their own deadlines, none of which most general criminal defense questions cover. This is what is worth asking before you hire someone to handle yours. Questions to Ask Before Hiring a DUI Lawyer “Have you handled the DHSMV license hearing, not just the criminal
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Florida’s Boater Freedom Act, Senate Bill 1388, took effect July 1, 2025, and it changed the rules for when law enforcement can stop or board a boat. For anyone on Miami-Dade’s waterways facing a boating under the influence charge, or worried about one, the change carries weight far beyond the water itself. A stop that
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Isaiah’s Law took effect in Florida on July 1, 2026. It amends Fla. Stat. § 322.264 to add a new offense to the list that can trigger habitual traffic offender status: driving without a valid license. Anyone in Miami-Dade with more than one traffic matter on their record should understand this change before it becomes
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Flashing lights in the rearview mirror at night. Your stomach drops. You had a glass of wine at dinner three hours ago. Now you have to make a series of decisions in the next 20 minutes that could affect your driving record, your job, and your freedom. Florida DUI law is unforgiving. The penalties are
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