The legal limit for blood alcohol content (BAC) while driving is 0.08 percent in most states. But did you know that you can feel intoxicated and end up impaired far before you hit that number? On the other hand, you can also still feel fine and functional long after...
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How many drinks does it take to get drunk?
When you are out having a good time with friends and family, it is easy to forget just how many adult beverages you had. This can lead to legal issues if you receive a breathalyzer test from the police while driving. According to the Centers for Disease Control and...
How disorderly intoxication charges can affect college students
Facing a disorderly intoxication charge can leave you unsure about how to proceed. As a college student, you may not know what outcome to expect. It is important to take the situation seriously, as criminal charges can affect your education and future opportunities....
Will my child have to stay in a detention center after being taken into custody?
It can be incredibly scary when law enforcement contacts you to tell you your child is in custody and accused of committing a crime. Your first instinct may be to get your child back home with you. The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice explains the juvenile...
A look at how Floridians feel about crime in the state
When it comes to crime in their state, the perception of Floridians does not always match reality. This at least is true when it comes to reality as presented by crime statistics from a recent survey. Residents of the Sunshine State expressed rising levels of concern...
3 common defenses to a DUI charge
If you get arrested for drinking and driving, you could face serious consequences. These may include significant fines, loss of your driving privileges and the requirement to spend time in jail. You may be subject to these consequences if, according to the Florida...
Can a drug-related conviction may make college unaffordable?
If you have an excellent grade point average, you may have a reputation in your community for being a good kid. Those closest to you may also have little doubt about your chances of success in college. Still, even good kids who are likely to succeed academically...
How does the IID work exemption work in Florida?
If the Florida courts find you guilty of DUI, it is likely that you will need to install an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle. However, if you work at a job that requires you to drive company vehicles, you may wonder if this requirement will cause you to...
4 ways Florida juveniles can undergo prosecution as adults
When your child faces a criminal charge, you may find that it keeps you up at night. You may feel especially fearful if you believe there is a chance the state of Florida might try him or her as an adult. The repercussions associated with adult offenses are often much...
3 FAQs about prescription drug charges in Florida
Many individuals assume that prescription drugs are “legal’ because a doctor prescribes them. However, many types of prescription medications may be extremely addictive, and taking them over extended periods may lead to severe side effects. For this reason, state and...
