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DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE (DUI) INFORMATION:
In our society, the consumption of alcohol in one form or another is
common at many social gathering, and people often drive home after
drinking at these events.   If you have been arrested or charged with a
DUI, it is important to consult with an experienced DUI attorney.  An
experienced DUI attorney will be able to recognize any legal issues
that may exist in your case and properly prepare and present your
defense.

At our Orlando law firm, we've handle hundreds of cases involving
Driving Under the Influence.   
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The following section provides some general information about DUI offenses:

Driving Under the Influence - It is important to remember that it is not against the law for people to
drink and drive unless the individual is affected by alcohol or a illegal chemical to the extent that
their normal faculties are impaired, or that their blood or breath alcohol is more than the legal
limit.     

In many cases, a DUI arrest is based solely on a subjective opinion of the arresting officer as to
the accused persons impairment level.  In two identical situations, one officer could feel that a
person is impaired, while the other officer could determine that a person was not impaired. Even in
cases involving a breath or blood alcohol sample, the testing procedures and equipment used in
these tests are often flawed or subject to error.      

The penalties, however, for even a first time DUI conviction, are significant, and can include Jail,
Probation, DUI programs, Loss of License, Vehicle Impoundment, Fines and Court Costs. Please
visit our Criminal & DUI Penalties link below to learn more about the penalties for a DUI conviction.

While each case is unique, in many DUI cases, there are defenses that may result in a reduced
charge or even a dismissal of the case.  Please visit our Criminal & DUI defenses link below to
learn more about some of the defenses that may exist in a DUI case.

10 Day Period -  When a person is arrested for DUI there are also significant noncriminal
administrative penalties that arise as well.  If the individuals breath test was over the legal limit, or
if the individual refused the breath test they face an administrative suspension of their drivers
license.  In order to contest this administrative suspension, the individual must request a hearing
within 10 days of the date of arrest.  If our firm is retained prior to the expiration of the 10 day period,
we will request and represent you at these administrative hearings.

Note:  The administrative suspension is separate from the criminal suspension that an individual
faces with a DUI.  Simply put, this means that your administrative suspension is not running
concurrent with your criminal suspension and even though one suspension has expired, the other
suspension will still prevent you from obtaining an unrestricted drivers license. Completing the
required DUI Counter Attack programs through the Florida Safety Counsel though, may allow a
person to receive a Business Purpose Only license to drive to and from work or school.

Call us today at (407) 648-5255 to speak directly with an Orlando DUI Attorney about your
individual situation.