I am an experienced Seminole County DUI lawyer and former Seminole County DUI prosecutor who defends all Seminole County DUI cases. As your Seminole County DUI defense lawyer, my mission is to provide you the highest quality DUI defense possible. I believe in hard work, attention to detail and doing whatever is necessary to avoid a DUI conviction. My goals are to review the facts of your case to:
- Help you immediately reinstate your driver’s license;
- Collect and review all government evidence;
- Identify any possible defenses, and
- Do whatever is necessary to avoid a DUI conviction.
Challenging the State’s Evidence
The government must be able to demonstrate a lawful basis to stop and detain you to conduct a criminal DUI investigation. The United States Constitution guarantees that people be free from illegal police conduct. This includes illegal traffic stops, searches and interrogation. I can file pretrial motions to suppress and exclude any illegally collected evidence including police officer observations, field sobriety exercises and breath test results. Important questions that should be answered in any Seminole County DUI case to determine if the police acted lawfully are:
- Were you stopped and detained for a lawful reason?
- Were there any witnesses to this? Is there any video evidence of this incident?
- Were you read your Miranda rights? Were any of your statements illegally obtained?
- Is there evidence that collaborates the police officers opinion? Is the officer an expert?
- Did you preform field sobriety tests? Did the officer let you practice or give you written instructions?
- Is there a lack of evidence or a conflict in the evidence?
10 Days to immediately Reinstate Your Driver’s License
If you have been arrested for DUI, you have 10 days to preserve your driving privileges. You must act quickly or face mandatory “hard-time” (no driving whatsoever). If this is your first DUI arrest, then you can benefit from a new option that will allow you to immediately reinstate your driving privileges for . You must (1) sign up for DUI school and (2) Request for Eligibility Review Form with any Bureau of Administrative Review (BAR), all within 10 days following the date of your arrest. This will enable you to immediately reinstate your driver’s license.
Why Hiring a Seminole County DUI Lawyer Is Essential
Hiring an experienced Seminole County DUI lawyer early on in your DUI case is crucial to protecting your driver’s license and increasing your chances of avoiding a DUI conviction. I take a full-service approach to defending each aspect of your Seminole County DUI case including helping you immediately reinstate your driver’s license, appearing for you at your first court date called an “arraignment,” defending all tickets issued along with your DUI ticket, attending all pretrial hearings and conducting pretrial negotiations with the prosecutor assigned to your case in attempt to resolve your DUI case with a lesser charge like reckless driving and if necessary defending you at a jury trial.
YOU ONLY HAVE 10 DAYS TO REINSTATE YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE AFTER A DUI ARREST
If you have been arrested for DUI, you have 10 days to preserve your driving privileges. You must act quickly or face mandatory “hard-time” (no driving whatsoever). If this is your first DUI arrest, then you may benefit from a new law that will allow you to immediately reinstate your driving privileges to business purposes only
status. You must (1) sign up for DUI school, (2) not hold a commercial driver’s license and (3) File a Request for Eligibility Review at the any local Bureau of Administrative Review (BAR) office listed on the back of your DUI ticket, all within 10 days following the date of your arrest. This will enable you to immediately reinstate your driver’s license. Call my DUI law firm and let us guide you through this process.
Seminole County DUI Court
Once hired, I take care of your arraignment and pretrial conference court dates and excuse you from having to appear. This way I have more time to collect all of the evidence, negotiate with your prosecutor and give you additional time to complete any DUI evaluations or school. Your first court appearance in Seminole County criminal court is an arraignment before one of the five Seminole County misdemeanor judges. A pretrial conference is a time for your DUI lawyer to announce to the court: plea, trial or continuance. A lot of work is done after the arraignment date and before the pretrial conference date. This includes demanding discovery, collecting and reviewing all video evidence, filing pretrial motions and negotiating with the prosecutor.
Seminole County First DUI Offender Program
While Seminole county does not offer a pretrial diversion program, they do have a first time DUI offender program they call FTOP. People are eligible for FDOT if the facts of your case fit a certain pattern. For example, there can not be an accident, no high breath test, no children in the car and can not of previously served prison time. To read terms of the Seminole County First time offender program terms.
In contrast to a traditional pretrial diversion program, FDOT doesn’t result in a complete dismissal but rather in a reduction in your charges from a DUI to a reckless driving. With FDOT you are not convicted of the reckless driving so you are you still eligible to seal your record.
Contact a Seminole County DUI Lawyer Today
I have one goal for resolving your DUI case and that is to avoid a DUI conviction. I understand that your driver’s license, livelihood, and liberty are at stake. Contact me for a free DUI consultation at 407-740-7275. You may also email me directly with any questions about your Seminole County DUI case.
I am an experienced Seminole County DUI lawyer and former Seminole County DUI prosecutor who defends all Seminole County DUI cases. As your Seminole County DUI defense lawyer, my mission is to provide you the highest quality DUI defense possible. I believe in hard work, attention to detail and doing whatever is necessary to avoid a DUI conviction. My goals are to review the facts of your case to:
- Help you immediately reinstate your driver’s license;
- Collect and review all government evidence;
- Identify any possible defenses, and
- Do whatever is necessary to avoid a DUI conviction.
Challenging the State’s Evidence
The government must be able to demonstrate a lawful basis to stop and detain you to conduct a criminal DUI investigation. The United States Constitution guarantees that people be free from illegal police conduct. This includes illegal traffic stops, searches and interrogation. I can file pretrial motions to suppress and exclude any illegally collected evidence including police officer observations, field sobriety exercises and breath test results. Important questions that should be answered in any Seminole County DUI case to determine if the police acted lawfully are:
- Were you stopped and detained for a lawful reason?
- Were there any witnesses to this? Is there any video evidence of this incident?
- Were you read your Miranda rights? Were any of your statements illegally obtained?
- Is there evidence that collaborates the police officers opinion? Is the officer an expert?
- Did you preform field sobriety tests? Did the officer let you practice or give you written instructions?
- Is there a lack of evidence or a conflict in the evidence?
10 Days to immediately Reinstate Your Driver’s License
If you have been arrested for DUI, you have 10 days to preserve your driving privileges. You must act quickly or face mandatory “hard-time” (no driving whatsoever). If this is your first DUI arrest, then you can benefit from a new option that will allow you to immediately reinstate your driving privileges for . You must (1) sign up for DUI school and (2) Request for Eligibility Review Form with any Bureau of Administrative Review (BAR), all within 10 days following the date of your arrest. This will enable you to immediately reinstate your driver’s license.
Why Hiring a Seminole County DUI Lawyer Is Essential
Hiring an experienced Seminole County DUI lawyer early on in your DUI case is crucial to protecting your driver’s license and increasing your chances of avoiding a DUI conviction. I take a full-service approach to defending each aspect of your Seminole County DUI case including helping you immediately reinstate your driver’s license, appearing for you at your first court date called an “arraignment,” defending all tickets issued along with your DUI ticket, attending all pretrial hearings and conducting pretrial negotiations with the prosecutor assigned to your case in attempt to resolve your DUI case with a lesser charge like reckless driving and if necessary defending you at a jury trial.
YOU ONLY HAVE 10 DAYS TO REINSTATE YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE AFTER A DUI ARREST
If you have been arrested for DUI, you have 10 days to preserve your driving privileges. You must act quickly or face mandatory “hard-time” (no driving whatsoever). If this is your first DUI arrest, then you may benefit from a new law that will allow you to immediately reinstate your driving privileges to business purposes only
status. You must (1) sign up for DUI school, (2) not hold a commercial driver’s license and (3) File a Request for Eligibility Review at the any local Bureau of Administrative Review (BAR) office listed on the back of your DUI ticket, all within 10 days following the date of your arrest. This will enable you to immediately reinstate your driver’s license. Call my DUI law firm and let us guide you through this process.
Seminole County DUI Court
Once hired, I take care of your arraignment and pretrial conference court dates and excuse you from having to appear. This way I have more time to collect all of the evidence, negotiate with your prosecutor and give you additional time to complete any DUI evaluations or school. Your first court appearance in Seminole County criminal court is an arraignment before one of the five Seminole County misdemeanor judges. A pretrial conference is a time for your DUI lawyer to announce to the court: plea, trial or continuance. A lot of work is done after the arraignment date and before the pretrial conference date. This includes demanding discovery, collecting and reviewing all video evidence, filing pretrial motions and negotiating with the prosecutor.
Seminole County First DUI Offender Program
While Seminole county does not offer a pretrial diversion program, they do have a first time DUI offender program they call FTOP. People are eligible for FDOT if the facts of your case fit a certain pattern. For example, there can not be an accident, no high breath test, no children in the car and can not of previously served prison time. To read terms of the Seminole County First time offender program terms.
In contrast to a traditional pretrial diversion program, FDOT doesn’t result in a complete dismissal but rather in a reduction in your charges from a DUI to a reckless driving. With FDOT you are not convicted of the reckless driving so you are you still eligible to seal your record.
Contact a Seminole County DUI Lawyer Today
I have one goal for resolving your DUI case and that is to avoid a DUI conviction. I understand that your driver’s license, livelihood, and liberty are at stake. Contact me for a free DUI consultation at 407-740-7275. You may also email me directly with any questions about your Seminole County DUI case.
