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Below you will find the various penalties for DUI convictions in Okaloosa County & Walton County, Florida, for both misdemeanor & felony DUI arrests. Misdemeanor DUI Penalties First (1st) Offense DUI with Blood Alcohol Level under .15 BAC Potential Jail/Prison Potential … [Read more...] about What Are The Potential Penalties For A Misdemeanor Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in Okaloosa County & Walton County, Florida?

And How This Local Attorney May Be Able To Beat Them In Okaloosa County and Walton County, police use the same basic types of DUI physical tests. An experienced and aggressive DUI lawyer can really go after a cop during cross-examination regarding any Field Sobriety Test in order to call into … [Read more...] about What Types of DUI Field Sobriety Tests Does Okaloosa & Walton County Use?

Some are admissible, some are not. Generally speaking, tests are admissible it they conform to established guidelines under Florida Law. However, if the tests are not administered correctly, your attorney may be able to file a Motion to Exclude some, if not all of the Field Sobriety Exercises … [Read more...] about Are DUI Field Sobriety Tests admissible in Florida Courts?

Tests used in the field by police officers in Okaloosa County & Walton County to help determine sobriety are referred to as Field Sobriety Tests, Field Sobriety Tasks, or Field Sobriety Exercises.... but they all mean the same thing. The officer wants you to perform physical exercises in … [Read more...] about Field Sobriety Tests For DUI Stops In Okaloosa County & Walton County

The real mystery when discussing DUI arrests is how to properly measure how alcohol metabolizes in the body. Lung air can be contaminated by stomach and mouth alcohol. Blood is a better measure, but not infallible. The Intoxilyzer 8000 does not appropriately take into account a person’s lung … [Read more...] about Alcohol Metabolization Rates – The Unknown X Factor In DUI Arrests

There is no question that blood testing and analysis for alcohol concentration, when properly done after a DUI stop, is much more accurate and much more precise than breath testing. However, because of expediency, Florida Law Enforcement Officers employ a stationary DUI breath testing device … [Read more...] about Is DUI Breath Or Blood Alcohol Testing More Scientifically Accurate?