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One of the most commonly asked questions that people ask after being interrogated by police, charged with a crime, or arrested is "what happens next and what is the process?"
your BAC is over the legal limit of .08; or. you refused to submit to a chemical test of your breath, blood, or urine after being read the implied consent warning. The administrative suspension triggered by the DUI arrest is sometimes called the “on-the-spot” suspension.
Keep in mind that if you are convicted of DUI, then the DUI conviction will remain on your driving record for the next 75 years.
The four attorneys at Sammis Law Firm focus on DUI defense in and around Hillsborough County, FL. Our focus helps us spot issues that others might miss when fighting the administrative suspension, negotiating a pre-trial settlement, or preparing the case for an evidentiary hearing and trial.
The pre-trial motions ask the judge to throw out evidence against you or even dismiss the charges.
After your arrest for DUI, your criminal defense lawyer can waive your appearance at many (if not all) of the pre-trial court dates. Waiving your appearance at pre-trial court dates saves you the stress and inconvenience of going to court when your appearance is not necessary.
After a DUI arrest, several indirect or collateral consequences occur. These consequences are especially harsh for individuals in certain professions and those who require special state or federal certification including:
A good criminal defense lawyer is there to help you as a person as well as fight for your legal protection, rights and freedom under the law. The most common steps in the process are as follows: Arrest / Bail. Arraignment. Pretrial Hearing. Trial.
In Florida, a felony is generally defined as any crime punishable by more than one year in prison (state penitentiary / correctional facility). §775.08, Fla. Stat. Felonies are divided into different degrees, as follows: Aggravated Assault.
In Juvenile cases in Florida, a bond hearing is held within twenty-four hours of arrest but is called a Detention Review Hearing.
Following an arrest, the individual will likely be taken to a police station. At the police station, the accused will be booked and advised generally as to the charges against him/her.
In Florida, there are Jury Trials and Bench Trials. Jury Trials are trials in which six to twelve people, representing a “fair cross-section of the community,” are selected to hear the evidence and render a verdict. Jurors do not decide legal issues, only a judge does.
If the defendant fails to appear after being properly notified, then his/her bond amount may be forfeited. In order to secure the assistance of a bondsman, the cost to the defendant is typically 10% of the total amount of the bond. In other words, the bondsman keeps 10% of the bond amount; that is his/her fee.
An arraignment is a short hearing in which a plea is entered. In Florida, a defendant may enter a plea of “ guilty ,” “ not guilty ,” or “ no contest .”. If a plea of not guilty is entered, then a trial date will be set.