Florida Drunk Driving Defense FAQs

• Q: Must I consent to a blood or urine test when pulled over for DUI in Florida?
  A: Yes under Florida’s implied consent law driver’s are required to consent to a chemical blood or urine test when stopped for suspected DUI. Refusal to … More
• Q: What terms are used for drunk driving offenses in Florida?
  A: If you are arrested for drunk driving in Florida you will be charged with Driving Under the Influence (“DUI”). More
• Q: Is drinking and driving a crime in Florida?
  A: It is not a crime to drink and drive. However you may not legally drive if your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) has exceeded the maximum percentage allowed by Florida law. More
• Q: What is the legal drinking limit in for drivers in Florida?
  A: The maximum legal drinking limit for any driver in Florida is a BAC of 0.08. However, the law is lower for commercial drivers. Commercial who may not legally drive if … More
• Q: When can I be charged with DUI in Florida?
  A: Under Florida law you will be cited for DUI if you operate a motor vehicle while impaired with a blood alcohol level (BAC) of 0.08 or higher, a chemical substance, or … More
• Q: What are the penalties for drunk driving in Florida?
  A: First time DUI conviction will carry the following penalties: Fines of at least $500, Mandatory 50 hours of community service or a $10 fine for each hour of service, … More
• Q: When will I be convicted of Felony DUI in Florida?
  A: You will be convicted of felony DUI if: You receive 3 or more DUI’s within 10 years or You cause death or serious bodily injury to another while driving under … More
• Q: When may I obtain a hardship driver’s license reinstatement after being convicted of DUI in Florida?
  A: You may be eligible for a hardship reinstatement if: After your first DUI conviction you must complete DUI school, apply to department for hearing for possible … More
• Q: When can I be released after a DUI arrest in Florida?
  A: You may be released after a DUI arrest if You are no longer under the influence and; You are no longer impaired, and Your BAC level is lower than 0.05; or Eight hours … More
• Q: Where can I find Florida DUI Attorney?
  A: Check out LawInfo.com’s list of Lead Counsel Rated attorneys to find qualified legal representation. More