Category: DUI
What Happens If You Refuse a Breathalyzer in Florida Twice?
by Jonathan Blecher | September 8, 2025 | DUI
Driving under the influence (DUI) laws in Florida are strict, and refusing a breathalyzer test can carry serious consequences. While many drivers believe that refusing a chemical or physical test will protect them, the reality under Florida law is much more complicated. The penalties for a first refusal are significant, but a second refusal to […]
DUI with Property Damage: Additional Penalties in Florida
by Jonathan Blecher | September 8, 2025 | DUI
Driving under the influence is already one of the most serious traffic-related offenses under Florida law. When a DUI incident also involves property damage, the consequences become far more severe. At Jonathan B. Blecher, P.A., the focus is on defending clients against the harsh penalties associated with DUI charges, particularly those that escalate into criminal […]
DUI Checkpoints in Miami: Are They Legal and What Are Your Rights?
by Jonathan Blecher | September 4, 2025 | DUI
DUI checkpoints in Miami are a common tool used by law enforcement officers to identify impaired drivers and reduce drunk driving accidents. These roadblocks often spark debate; some drivers feel they violate constitutional rights, while others see them as a necessary step to keep Miami’s roads safer. If you have ever been stopped at one, […]
Florida DUI Expungement: Can You Clear Your Record?
by Jonathan Blecher | September 4, 2025 | DUI
When facing a DUI arrest in Florida, the consequences extend far beyond fines, probation, or even jail time. A conviction, or even just an arrest, can leave a lasting mark on your criminal record, which is visible to employers, landlords, schools, and government agencies. That’s where the experience of Jonathan B. Blecher, P.A., comes in. […]
Third DUI in Florida: Is It a Felony?
by Jonathan Blecher | September 4, 2025 | DUI
Being arrested for driving under the influence is a serious matter anywhere, but in Florida, the stakes rise sharply when a driver faces a third DUI offense. Unlike a first or even second offense, which may be charged as misdemeanors under certain circumstances, a third DUI in Florida often crosses into felony territory. The distinction […]
