Possible DUI PENALTIES and Florida Law

Possible DUI PENALTIES and Florida Law - In accordance with the law and the state of Florida, a person is guilty of an offense drunken driving in Tampa, Florida, if a person under the influence of alcohol or chemicals, and vulnerability of affected people from their regular level of breath alcohol over 0.08. "Chemical" may contain banned substances such as cannabis and prescription drugs, or cocaine. The overall weakness of the faculties of the evidence, including slow response time, speed, weaving, driving too slow, slurred speech and glassy eyes, problems with balance.

In criminal law, the state of Florida and drink driving conviction in Tampa, Florida is one of the most difficult countries. You can solve its own problems expose punishment, including imprisonment and revocation of license, probation, fines, legal fees, counseling, drug abuse and class, and seizure of funds and so on.

Possible TAMPA DUI Penalties and life changing experiences include the following:

• Fines of up to $5,000
• License Suspension or Revocation
• Vehicle Impound
• Probation (up to 5 years)
• Jail time (30 days – 5 years)
• Court ordered ignition interlock device

Our goal at Finebloom & Haenel, P.A. while representing your TAMPA DUI charge is to prevent you from being subjected to any of these sanctions, or at the very least, work hard to minimize them. Our opportunity to minimize the effect of these sanctions is dependant on you giving us the opportunity to represent you on your DUI charge. Once we review the facts of your case, including the police report, there may be a legal reason to suppress some or all of the evidence against you. Without evidence, the State Attorney may have a difficult time proving that you were DUI.

Contact us – your DUI lawyer in Tampa, Florida – today!! Our lawyers and support staff are committed to our clients and want you to get the best result possible.

Driving Under the Influence in Tampa

It is impossible to drive a mile in Tampa, Florida without seeing a Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Deputy, a Tampa Police Officer or a Trooper from the Florida Highway Patrol. In fact, the Hillsborough County Sheriff actively targets DUI arrests and releases a monthly ‘target area’ spreadsheet. Typically, more than 50% of the arrests on any given day released by the Hillsborough County Sheriff are for DUI related charges. Quite simply, police officers in Tampa are “hunting” for impaired drivers, many of whom may not be impaired at all.
To be qualified as a ‘DUI Officer,’ police personnel in Tampa, Florida must undergo extensive training on (1) patterns of driving which indicate possible impairment; (2) visual clues of intoxication; and (3) proper procedure for Field Sobriety Exercises. It is imperative to retain a lawyer that is familiar with this police training and has extensive knowledge about what the officer can and can not do. Our attorneys have the years of experience and the resources to evaluate whether the stopping officer in your case performed according to the proper procedure and with the legal parameters.
To learn more about our TAMPA DUI DEFENSE LAW FIRM and understand the various aspects of a DUI case, please click through our website sections below:

• Initial Police Contact
• Field Sobriety Tests
• Intoxilyzer Machine
• DHSMV Hearings
• DUI Process
• Frequent Questions about DUI
• Helpful Links
• Track Your Case

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If you have been arrested for DUI in Tampa, Florida or any the following areas:

Valrico, Plant City, Brandon, Lithia, East Tampa, South Tampa, Hyde Park, Apollo Beach, Palm River, Ruskin, Seffner, West Chase, Ybor City, Temple Terrace, Sun City Center, Gibsonton, Palma Ceia, Riverview, or Lutz be sure to contact one of our Tampa DUI attorneys immediately. At Finebloom & Haenel, we offer a free consultation to discuss your specific case.

Arrested for a Tampa, Florida DUI? Contact our law offices immediately.

Tampa Office Address:
3426 West Kennedy Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33609

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