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
What Happens If You’re Stopped on the Water Under Florida’s Boater Freedom Act? Read More »
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
Who Qualifies as a Habitual Traffic Offender Under Florida’s “Isaiah’s Law”? Read More »
Most speeding tickets in Florida are civil infractions that you resolve with a fine, without ever setting foot in a courtroom. Since July 1, 2025, that stopped being true above a certain speed. Florida Statute 316.1922 created a criminal charge for extreme speeding, and it carries a mandatory court date. What the Super Speeder Law
When Does a Speeding Ticket Become a Criminal Charge in Florida? Read More »
Viral videos show speed cameras ticketing I-95 drivers. They’re real, but they’re in Delaware, not Miami. A Miami traffic attorney explains what Florida law actually allows.
Are There AI Speed Cameras on I-95 Through Miami? Read More »
