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101 Ways to Avoid an Orlando DUI Conviction! Part 4 of 10.
DUI arrests and DUI convictions can have serious consequences, both immediate and in the future. When people speak with me, they are most often looking for advice on how to avoid a DUI arrest or how to avoid a DUI arrest turning into a DUI conviction. 101 Ways to Avoid a Drunk Driving Conviction… Read More »
101 Ways to Avoid an Orlando DUI Conviction! Part 3 of 10.
DUI arrests and DUI convictions can have serious consequences, both immediate and in the future. When people speak with me, they are most often looking for advice on how to avoid a DUI arrest or how to avoid a DUI arrest turning into a DUI conviction. 101 Ways to Avoid a Drunk Driving Conviction… Read More »
101 Ways to Avoid an Orlando DUI Conviction! Part 2 of 10.
DUI arrests and DUI convictions can have serious consequences, both immediate and in the future. When people speak with me, they are most often looking for advice on how to avoid a DUI arrest or how to avoid a DUI arrest turning into a DUI conviction. 101 Ways to Avoid a Drunk Driving Conviction… Read More »
101 Ways to Avoid an Orlando DUI conviction! Part 1 of 10.
DUI arrests and DUI convictions can have serious consequences, both immediate and in the future. When people speak with me, they are most often looking for advice on how to avoid a DUI arrest or how to avoid a DUI arrest turning into a DUI conviction. 101 Ways to Avoid a Drunk Driving Conviction… Read More »
Orlando DUI on “Private Property”?
Many people that I come into contact with are shocked when they learn that they can be arrested and prosecuted for DUI in the State of Florida while on private property, parking lots, in the woods, and even in their own driveway. Florida Statute 316.193(1)(a) makes it is unlawful for a person under the… Read More »
Orlando DUI on a “Bicycle”?
A common misconception that I hear from people that I meet is the belief that they can only be arrested for DUI if they were driving a motor vehicle. Unfortunately, this belief is completely false. Section 316.003 (75), Florida Statutes defines “vehicle” as “Every device, in, upon or by which any person or property… Read More »
