JONATHAN B. BLECHER, P.A. LEGAL BLOG
What Happens During a DUI Stop in Florida: A Step-by-Step Guide
by Jonathan Blecher | March 17, 2017 | DUI
If you find yourself with a DUI that could possibly lead to fines and imprisonment, it’s important to know your options and your rights especially since it’s one of the few crimes committed in America where an individual can be arrested based on the subjective perception of the police officer. Whether you’re guilty of operating […]
What Can Happen to Me if I’m Convicted of DUI?
by Jonathan Blecher | March 17, 2017 | DUI
If you’re facing driving under the influence (DUI) charges for the first time, you may feel like your life has been put on pause, and for good reason. Will you have to go to jail? Will you lose your driver’s license? How much would a conviction affect your auto insurance premiums and for how long? Supposing you are 21 […]
Can I get a limited license or work permit following a DUI conviction in Florida?
by Jonathan Blecher | March 16, 2017 | DUI
According to Florida DUI law, after a DUI conviction, drivers are permitted to have limited and restricted driving privileges in some circumstances. It’s important to remember both the court & DHSMV imposed suspension, so restrictions may differ in time and scope. A Florida DHSMV suspension may take place as part of Florida’s Administrative DUI Suspension […]
The Process of Getting Someone Out of Jail in Florida: How Long Will It Take?
by Jonathan Blecher | March 16, 2017 | Criminal Defense
The length of time it will take to be released from jail after an arrest will vary, based upon the type of criminal charge. Some crimes will require that bail is posted, which makes the process longer, particularly if a bail hearing is necessary. In other cases, a person may be released on his or […]
Steps to Clear Your Criminal Record in Florida
by Jonathan Blecher | March 14, 2017 | Criminal Defense
Record Sealing or Expungement Criminal records can be cleared in several different ways in the State of Florida. Criminal cases that have been dismissed by a judge or dropped by the state can be eligible for expungement. An expungement will result in the destruction of the criminal history record at the Clerk’s offices and will […]
