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FDLE DUI Breath Alcohol Testing Director Resigns Florida Department of Law Enforcement manager Laura Barfield used her state-issued car to carry on an affair and charged thousands in personal expenses -
Hit and Run Law Changes Results in Charges Dismissed Michael Brandt was charged with leaving the scene of an accident with a fatality regarding the death of Bernard Williams, who was laying intoxicated -
New Plan to Lower BAC Legal Limit The National Transportation Safety Board recommended that the states reduce the legal limit for blood-alcohol concentration in DUI cases by more than a third -
Changes to Florida Evidence Code Affects Expert Testimony in Fort Lauderdale DUI Cases Under Florida’s new law governing expert evidence, judges have to determine whether expert testimony satisfies all requirements in Fort Lauderdale dui cases. -
Florida v. Jardines | Drug-sniffing Dog Case Dog sniff search was issued as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court since there was no warrant. -
Traffic Fatalities Up in 2012. Alcohol Not to Blame The National Highway Traffic & Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that motor vehicle crashes and fatalities increased in 2012. -
Why I Chose To Be A Criminal Defense Lawyer Malove is a dedicated criminal defense attorney that work hard for his clients. It's his job to look for the good in each client he defends. -
Florida Medicare Fraud Lawyer Questions Government Crackdown Fort Lauderdale Medicare fraud lawyer Robert Malove comments on the Medicare fraud crackdown that resulted in thirty-three arrests in South Florida. -
Fall Out From Findings of FBI Overstating Hair DNA Matches Chilling new discoveries made in the usage in the FBI's microscopic hair comparison unit -
U.S. Supreme Court Sets Limits on Blood Testing in DUI Cases In Missouri v. McNeely, a majority of U.S. Supreme Court justices said that the Constitution does not authorize police to obtain a blood specimen from someone who they suspect is DUI without ever having to comply with the Fourth Amendment’s a warrant requirement. There is no hard and fast rule for all cases where the police want to take... -
San Francisco 49ers Aldon Smith Busted for DUI, Again San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith was arrested for DUI following a single-car accident in San Jose. The arrest was Smith’s second DUI arrest.