Cultivating Educated and Empowered Defendants
Daniel Izquierdo is always sharing fresh blog posts concerning recent news and relevant information about Florida DUI and criminal law. Here, learn more about DUI, fraud, theft, domestic violence and drug offenses – the causes, complications and consequences.
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Oh, no! I’m about to go for DUI, should I blow? The best way to avoid the consequences that can stem from a DUI is to not drink and drive in the first place. Daniel Izquierdo focuses on DUI -
Best DUI Defenses Do I have a chance to beat my DUI? This is where the rubber meets the road so to speak. Beware: lawyers that are only interested in collecting a fee and getting -
Alcohol is Sexist: Effects of Alcohol are Greater in Women Assume a man and a woman that weigh exactly the same consume the same amount of alcohol. It is very likely that the woman will have a greater Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) than the man. -
Checkmate! Your rights and DUI Checkpoints Contact immediately to discuss your case and seek out the experience and counsel of a DUI lawyer that focuses on DUI defense. -
Sleeping it off can lead to a rude awakening: Asleep behind the wheel and DUI I have met with numerous clients following a DUI arrest and many of them ask this very question. While ‘sleeping it off’ may seem like the responsible thing to do following a night of drinking -
Three strikes and you’re out (to felony) for DUI! Being convicted of one DUI carries serious penalties that may include time in the county jail (maximum of 6 months). Having this fate a second time can bring about a minimum of 10 days in jail if the conviction is within 5 years of the first. -
Two Sides to Every Story: Difference Between The Administrative and Criminal Sides of DUI Given the nature of DUI and the fact that it affects people from all walks of life, the stakes are extremely high for those charged with drunk driving. -
Think Twice Before You Decide To Play Nice: Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions Facing a criminal charge is extremely unnerving and can cause even the strongest of persons to break down and enter a plea in order to resolve their case. -
When the handcuffs are clicking, the clock starts ticking Everyone knows the feeling that comes over you when you are driving and suddenly see those fateful lights in the rear-view mirror and hear the accompanying police sirens.