Category Archives: Drunk Driving Defense

Not Driving But Charged With A Florida DUI – You Have A Defense

Defenses related to prosecution’s ability to prove the elements of the offense, other than impairment. To be convicted of a DUI-DWI charge, the State has to prove each of the “elements” of each offense against you beyond a reasonable doubt. … Continue reading

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Florida DUI Defense Relating to Discovery Abuse

The term “discovery” refers to rules of procedure in a criminal case that lawyers use before trial to gather information about the nature and quality of the evidence possessed by the opposing side. Examples might include written demands for the … Continue reading

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Is the Prosecution’s Blood Testing Evidence Admissible?

Defenses related to the admissibility of the prosecution’s blood testing evidence. For a blood test to be admissible as evidence, the prosecutor has to demonstrate the reliability of the test. This might require putting forth various witnesses. For the results … Continue reading

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