In Florida, dealing with the ramifications of being convicted for driving under the influence (DUI), it’s essential to grasp how it will affect your personal and professional life. The following details some of the consequences you could face. Defining a DUI To...
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The penalties for gas drive-off offenses
In America, all but two U.S. states allow drivers to pump their fuel at a gas station. Pumping your own fuel in a self-service gas station is a simple process; you pull up to a pump, open the gas port of your vehicle and insert the nozzle. Of course, you’ll also have...
Underage DUI charges in Florida
Getting a DUI in Florida is a situation that needs to be taken very seriously. This is as true if you are a minor or an adult. The penalties for minors are usually lesser, especially if they are addressed to a first offense. What are the penalties you may receive? DUI...
Is it illegal to keep a lost dog?
Losing a dog can be heartbreaking, especially if the owner treats their furry companion as family. If you find a lost dog wandering in the street, you can’t just decide to keep it as a pet. In Florida, failing to report lost or abandoned property is theft. About...
Flaws with in Florida roadside drug tests
Florida police officers sometimes use roadside drug tests to screen drivers suspected of drug use. However, there’s concern that flaws in roadside drug tests contribute to unwarranted arrests and convictions. Organizations such as the Roadside Drug Test Innocence...
Put your food down and keep your eyes on the road
Most of us lead such busy lives that we tend to multitask every chance we get. How often, for example, do you drive around while eating a burger because you forgot to eat breakfast? Although eating while behind the wheel may seem smart, doing so can potentially put...
What counts as reckless driving in Florida?
Automobiles help people move from one place to another, but you can’t deny that they’re also dangerous to operate. Car accidents can lead to severe injuries and death to drivers, passengers and pedestrians. Because lives are on the line, all states have strict laws on...
What happens if I get into a fight in college?
In an environment full of partying, alcohol and a lack of maturity, it is easy for something minor to evolve into a full-fledged fight. If you are caught fighting, you may face legal penalties in addition to disciplinary action from your university. These consequences...
The criminal record expungement process in Florida
Under Florida law, criminal histories are public records unless they are sealed or expunged. This means that landlords and employers can view them if they run background checks. A criminal record is created in Florida when an individual is arrested, photographed and...
What happens if you drive without a valid license in Florida?
A driver’s license is more than just another form of personal identification. It proves the owner is legally authorized to drive a motor vehicle. Driving a motor vehicle anywhere in the U.S. without the proper license is illegal and a license-less driver could face...