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Florida Court Explains Evidence Needed to Proceed with DUI Charges

In criminal defense cases involving driving under the influence (DUI), much depends on the legality of the initial traffic stop and subsequent investigation. Trial courts must evaluate whether law enforcement acted within constitutional limits when detaining and arresting a driver. In other words, an officer must have reasonable suspicion for…

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Florida Court Vacates DUI Conviction on the Grounds it Violates Double Jeopardy

The United States Constitution protects criminal defendants from unjust outcomes. For example, the Fifth Amendment prohibits a person from being prosecuted twice for substantially the same crime. In spite of the protections offered by the double jeopardy clause of the Fifth Amendment, it is not uncommon for a criminal defendant…

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Hanlon Law Discusses Key Reasons to Hire a St. Petersburg DUI Lawyer After Being Arrested for DUI

Hanlon Law, a criminal defense firm in St. Petersburg, Florida recently discussed some of the key reasons to hire a St. Petersburg DUI lawyer after being arrested for DUI. Currently, Hanlon Law offers exceptional legal services and has defended thousands of clients accused of a myriad of DUI charges. (St.…

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