Hollywood DUI Lawyers
- Koreman, Bill:
Drug Crimes
* Possession of Drugs
* Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
* Trafficking of Drugs
* Manufacture of Drugs
* Delivery of Drugs
* Sale of Drugs
* Other Drug Related Crimes
Felonies
* Grand Theft
* Probation Violations
* Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer
* Resisting with Violence
* Aggravated Assault
* Aggravated Battery
* Concealed Weapon
* False Imprisonment
* Practicing medicine without a License
* Practicing Dentistry without a License
* Sexual Battery
* Child Abuse
* Homicide
* Murder
* Burglary
* Robbery Offenses
* Lewd and Lascivious
* Other Felony Crimes
Misdemeanors
* DUI
* Disorderly Conduct
* Shoplifting
* Theft
* Domestic Violence
* Prostitution Offenses
* Other Misdemeanor Crimes
Fraud Offenses
* Mortgage Fraud
* Organized Fraud
* Insurance Fraud
* Credit Card Fraud
* Health Care Fraud
* Bankruptcy Fraud
* Medicare Fraud
* Other Fraud Crimes
Federal Crimes
* Immigration Crimes
* Child Pornography
* Bribery
* Civil Rights
* Kidnapping
* Extortion
* Falsely Claiming Citizenship
* Bank Robbery
* Contempt of Court
* Other Federal Crimes
- Lopez, Edward:
FELONIES
# Drug Offenses # Sex Crimes
# Aggravated Battery # Felony Driving with License Suspended
# Robbery # Aggravated Assault
# Grand Theft # Weapons Offenses
# Burglary # Attempted Murder
MISDEMEANORS
# DUI # Possession of Marijuana
# Domestic Violence # Resisting Arrest without Violence
# Battery # Operating without a Valid License
# Petty Theft # Driving with License Suspended
# Trespassing
- Hanna, Edward:
Violent crimes and other serious offenses:
* Extortion, bank robbery, armed robbery
* Drug dealing, manufacturing and trafficking
* Theft, including grand theft auto
* Loan sharking and money laundering
* RICO Act violations
* DUI/DWI and other traffic offenses
* Homicide
* Assault
* Domestic violence/abuse
* Sex crimes
* Robbery
* Burglary
White collar crimes:
* Tax violations
* Credit card violations
* Bad check /other currency violations
* Wire and mail fraud charges
* Identity theft
* Larceny
* Embezzlement
* Forgery, blackmail, and bribery
* Counterfeit goods charges
- Salzman, Richard:
The hiring of an attorney is an important decision that should not be based solely on advertisements.
- Marshall Platt: The Sixth Amendment provides, in part, that criminal defendants have a right to "be confronted with the witnesses against [them]." This provision is generally referred to as the "Confrontation Clause" and means that criminal defendants have the right to cross-examine their accusers or witnesses who are testifying against them. While this principle has generally maintained its strength in the criminal court system, the U.S. Supreme Court has occasionally modified certain aspects.
- Randy Goodis: The ignition interlock device is placed inside the vehicle of a person on probation for a DUI conviction. The person must blow into the tube to start the vehicle and while the vehicle is driving the subject must randomly blow into the tube to keep the vehicle running. If the machine detects alcohol or the subject refuses to blow, the vehicles engine will shut off. The court shall order the mandatory placement at the convicted individual's expense, an ignition interlock device approved by the department in accordance with Florida Statute 316.1938 upon all vehicles that are individually or jointly leased or owned and routinely operated by the convicted individual. These devices may be installed for up to 6 months for a first offense and for at least 2 years for a second offense if the subject's blood alcohol level or breath alcohol level was .2 or higher or at the time of the offense was accompanied by a person under 18 years of age.
- Jason Diamond For the first D.U.I. offense, if convicted, Florida law provides for the following "minimum mandatory" penalties...... which means you will get at least: Possibility of jail up to six (6) months, Six (6) month license suspension, $250.00 fine plus court costs and surcharges, Fifty (50) hours of community service,
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