On the surface, Florida DUI law is simple: it's illegal to drive with a blood alcohol content of .08 or higher. However, the consequences for an arrest are anything but simple. It can be difficult to understand what happens on a first offense vs. a repeat offense, impairment by a substance other than alcohol, the accuracy of field sobriety tests, and many other factors. Turn to our DUI legal library to get the facts.
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Field Sobriety One Leg Stand TestThe police may use one or more field sobriety tests such as the one leg stand test if a driver is pulled over for suspected drunk driving.
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Field Sobriety Test Rhomberg BalanceNeurologists may use the Rhomberg balance test to check for problems with balance and coordination, which could point to a larger neurological problem.
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DUI Field Sobriety Test FloridaPolice officers commonly administer DUI field sobriety tests if they pull over a person who is exhibiting behaviors associated with drunk driving.
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What To Expect During Field Sobriety TestsExperienced DUI attorney Robert Malove explains what you need to know about field sobriety tests.
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Blood Alcohol Tests in FloridaDrivers may be asked to submit to a blood alcohol test if an officer suspects drunk driving.
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DUI in Florida? Here Are 10 Ways Our Fort Lauderdale DUI Lawyer Can Challenge the ChargesWhen charged with DUI in FL, the situation doesn’t have to be as-is. Here are 10 ways our Fort Lauderdale DUI attorney can challenge the charges in Florida.
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Changes to License Suspensions After Drunk Driving ArrestFlorida DUI laws saw some major changes that will have a lasting impact on how to defend against a DUI.