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Can You Refuse To Show ID to the Police in Florida? When stopped by police in Florida, particularly in South Florida, many drivers may wonder about their rights regarding showing identification. However, understanding the laws surrounding driver’s licenses and their validity is equally critical. The Reality of Driving Without a Valid License In Florida, […]
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🚗 How Long Is My License Suspended for a DUI in Florida? If you’ve been arrested for DUI in Fort Lauderdale or South Florida, one of your first concerns is likely: “How long will I lose my license?” The answer depends on several factors—including whether you took or refused the breath test and whether it’s
🚨 Long-Term Consequences of a DUI Conviction in Fort Lauderdale & South Florida If you’ve been charged with DUI in Fort Lauderdale or anywhere in South Florida, you’re likely focused on the immediate penalties—fines, jail, and license suspension. But a conviction can haunt you long after the case is closed. Let’s break down the long-term
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Can I Be Arrested at the DMV if I Have a Warrant for My Arrest? Visiting the DMV can feel nerve-wracking if you believe there’s an active warrant for your arrest. Many people wonder: Can I be arrested at the DMV? The short answer is yes, but the likelihood depends on the circumstances of
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🚗 What Is a Wet Reckless in Florida? Being charged with a DUI in Florida can be overwhelming—but in some cases, there’s a more favorable outcome: a plea to “wet reckless.” But what exactly does that mean—and why might it benefit you? ⚖️ Understanding a Wet Reckless A wet reckless is a type of plea
After several years as a prosecutor and General Counsel for the Broward County Police Benevolence Association (PBA), Michael White started his own practice focused on protecting individuals accused of crimes.
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