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Consequences of Refusing a Breathalyzer Test in Florida DUI Stop?
Refused a Breathalyzer test in Florida? Learn the consequences of implied consent laws, license suspension, and why you need a DUI attorney. Know your rights

Category: DUI Defense
Experienced Florida Criminal Defense Attorney
Attorney Malove, provides aggressive and tenacious federal criminal defense representation driven by scholarly expertise

Category: Criminal Appeals
Broward County, Florida Post Conviction Attorney
A Motion to Vacate Conviction, Judgment & Sentence pursuant to Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.850 must be filed by a Florida post conviction attorney.

Category: Post-Conviction Relief
Florida DUI Defense: 3 Critical Myths That Could Help Your Case
Many people think they can beat drunk driving charges on their own, but having an experienced Florida DUI attorney is best. Here, we bust 3 common DUI myths.

Category: DUI Defense
Florida BAC Limits: Factors, Drink Estimates, and DUI Penalties
The number of drinks it takes to reach Florida’s illegal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limits varies for people because of a number of factors.

Category: DUI Defense
Medical Kickbacks
Doctors and medical facilities may be accused of participation in medical kickback schemes if there are instances of financial abnormalities in their records.

Category: Healthcare Fraud
Conflict of Interest Healthcare
Conflicts of interest among healthcare professionals may arise because of relationships with pharmaceutical and medical supply companies.

Category: Healthcare Fraud
Hardship Licenses in Fort Lauderdale
If convicted of DUI, petitioning for a hardship license may be possible despite losing a driver’s license for a minimum of 180 days.

Category: DUI Defense
Florida Field Sobriety Exercises
Roadside field sobriety tests are commonly used by police officers in DUI investigations to determine whether a driver is under the influence of alcohol.

Category: DUI Defense
Florida DUI Laws 2025: Official Penalties, Fines, and License Consequences
Florida DUI penalties include fines, jail time, and license suspension. Official 2025 guide from an experienced South Florida DUI lawyer. Call (954) 861-0384.

Category: DUI Defense
Healthcare Fraud Charges and Repercussions
There are numerous healthcare fraud charges that can be brought about in a case, the repercussions of which are possibly quite severe.

Category: Healthcare Fraud
Fort Lauderdale DUI Defense Lawyer Discusses DUI Penalties in Florida
Severity of DUI penalties in Florida depend on the number of previous convictions the individual has had and more

Category: DUI Defense

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Speedy Trial Violation - CASE DISMISSED! Our client was arrested on December 20,2024 in California and extradited for serious felony charges out of Hendry County. He hired the Law Office of Robert David Malove, we had our client extradited back to Hendry County, his arrest warrant was served on January 29, 2025, and he was bonded out. The State, believing speedy trial did not begin to run until the defendant was served with the arrest warrant did not file charges within 175-days from the day he was arrested in California for the Hendry County warrant. We filed a notice of expiration and motion for immediate discharge on the 176 th day. A hearing was set and on the morning of the hearing the State dismissed all charges. Prior to July 1, 2025, if a defendant as arrested for a felony the State has 175 days to file charges pursuant to Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.191. The fact that Defendant was arrested out-of-state does not bear on the “speedy clock” in this particular instance because the State has yet to file formal c
POSSESSION OF A FIREARM BY A CONVICTED FELON-CASE DISMISSED Our client was arrested for possession of a forearm by a convicted felon. He retained a private attorney, the state offered our client 36 months in prison, needless to say he was not happy. He hired us and we got his file and reviewed his case. After reviewing his case file we clearly saw our client did not commit a crime. Our client is a truck driver, he was driving with his wife and dropped her off at their home between stops. Within minutes of dropping her off he noticed she left her bag in the truck, he texted her and advised her that she left her bag in his truck and that he would turn around and bring her bag to her. While enroute to drop the bag off to his wife our client was pulled over and the gun was found in the bag that belonged to his wife. We quickly memorialized these texts, and met with the assistant state attorney. Within 30-days of meeting with the assistant state attorney and providing them with these facts the state dismissed the case.
Malove’s Miami-Dade Team Fights for Innocent Woman and Secures a Not Guilty Verdict