JONATHAN B. BLECHER, P.A. LEGAL BLOG
Can a DUI Affect Global Entry?
by Jonathan Blecher | October 15, 2018 | DUI
Do you travel abroad frequently through Miami International Airport (MIA) or through any other U.S. airport with Global Entry Kiosks? If so, I assume you’re a frequent traveler and most likely because of your occupation, though you may travel frequently for pleasure. If you are a proud member of the Global Entry Program, you know, […]
State vs. Federal Court: Key Differences Explained
by Jonathan Blecher | October 8, 2018 | Criminal Defense
In the United States, we have two types of courts – state courts and federal courts. The state courts handle violations of state laws, which are enacted by state legislators. Meanwhile, the federal courts handle violations of federal laws, which are established by Congress. State and federal courts have different jurisdictions. Jurisdiction refers to the […]
Can I Get a DUI if I’m Not Driving?
by Jonathan Blecher | September 20, 2018 | DUI
It’s common knowledge that it’s unlawful to drive a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or a combination of drugs and alcohol, but what fewer people are aware of is that it’s also unlawful to be under the influence, driving or “in actual physical control” of a vehicle. “Actual physical control,” what […]
Can a DUI Impact Your Ability to Travel Internationally?
by Jonathan Blecher | September 12, 2018 | DUI
If you were arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) charges of drugs or alcohol in Miami and you have plans to travel outside the United States, it makes sense for you to consider if a DUI conviction can affect your ability to travel abroad. “Will a DUI conviction stop me from getting a U.S. […]
Understanding Withhold of Adjudication in Florida DUI Cases
by Jonathan Blecher | September 4, 2018 | Criminal Defense
You’re probably aware of the traditional consequences of a criminal conviction – fines and imprisonment, but you may not realize some of the collateral consequences of a conviction, such as losing the right to vote, serve on a jury, and hold public office. A conviction can lead to other consequences as well. Convictions typically affect housing, […]
