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Florida School Bus Stop Law: What Drivers Need to Know Under Florida law (Section 316.172, Florida Statutes), drivers are required to come to a complete stop when approaching a school bus displaying flashing red lights and an extended stop arm. You must remain stopped...
Even if you are completely sober, a police officer can pull you over if they suspect you are driving under the influence. This typically occurs when they catch you driving erratically and unpredictably. After you pull over, the police might ask you to do a field...
Facing a Repeat DUI Charge in Florida: What You Should Know and Why Help Matters A repeat DUI charge in Florida can feel overwhelming. Many people are surprised by how quickly the consequences increase after a first offense, and it’s natural to feel anxious or...
A driving under the influence (DUI) arrest in Florida often leads to a breath test request after an officer places you under arrest. If you refused at that point, your decision may affect what happens next in two separate legal paths. Florida law separates driver’s...
Navigating the legal landscape of DUI charges in Florida has become increasingly complex with the introduction of "Trenton's Law." This recent legislative change impacts individuals facing allegations of driving under the influence (DUI) and boating under the...
Prescription medications are meant to help people manage their health conditions. However, possessing or using them without a prescription in Florida can lead to criminal charges. Even if a person has a valid prescription, law enforcement can make an arrest if the...
A first-time driving under the influence (DUI) allegation in Florida triggers specific legal procedures and potential penalties. Having a general sense of what might happen could help someone approach the situation more effectively. While each case is unique, there...
If an officer pulls you over and says they smell marijuana, that alone no longer gives them the right to search your car. A recent Florida appeals court ruling makes it clear that odor by itself doesn’t equal probable cause. This decision reflects how much the law has...
When police suspect someone of driving under the influence (DUI), they gather evidence during traffic stops. Officers often ask questions aimed at justifying an arrest and may request that drivers perform field sobriety exercises. Before giving these requests,...
Your loved one has just been arrested for drug possession, and you are afraid this might completely ruin their future. The good news? Florida law offers several options for first-time offenders that focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment. Here is what you can...