If you have been charged with a DUI, a Florida DUI attorney may be able to help.
If you have been charged with a DUI, you are probably facing some tough choices, chief among them whether to fight the charge or seek a plea agreement. When trying to make decisions such as these, it is important to get as much information as possible. One way you can get information about Florida DUI law is to consult a Florida DUI attorney. They know Florida DUI law, and can help you to understand how certain statutes may apply specifically to your case. A Florida DUI attorney can assess the merits of your case and the state's case against you, and help you figure out how to make a decision that works for you. They may be able to supply you with additional options, and can inform you about your rights under the law. Regardless of how you choose to approach your DUI case, a Florida DUI attorney will be able to make sure you have accurate information about Florida's laws on which to base your decision.
Get information that pertains specifically to your DUI case.
Florida DUI law differs from that of other states, and the details of every case are different, so make sure you get information that is relevant to your case. Take a look at our pages here at TotalDUI.com and get some information on Florida DUI law and penalties, and then call us toll-free at 1 (877) 349-1311 or fill out our free web-based case evaluation form. The call and form are free, confidential and come without obligation, and one of our Florida DUI lawyers will contact you for a free consultation.
Even if you have been convicted of a DUI, there is still hope.
Under Florida DUI law, even after a DUI conviction, you may be able to clear your record. Errors in court procedure or the admission of evidence in the case against you can be grounds for a new trial, with a fresh jury and another chance to present your case. You can also appeal your DUI conviction if the jury ignored the facts of your case or there was an error of law during your trail. An appeal, which does not require your participation, can lead to a reversal of the original conviction and a clear record. Finally, some states offer the opportunity to apply for expungement, a legal procedure that can, in some cases, result in the erasure of a conviction from your criminal record. A Florida DUI lawyer can tell you whether any of these options are available to you, so even if you have already been convicted of a DUI, call us or fill out our case evaluation form today.