Approximately two million motorists had their licenses suspended by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. As reported by the Sun-Sentinel, motorists do not always know that they are driving with a suspended license because of outdated information kept in the FLHSMV database.
For many people, prescription drugs are a part of everyday life. If you, like many Florida residents, use medications to manage health conditions, pain, a mood disorder, etc., you may not think twice about taking your meds before you get behind the wheel of a vehicle.
If you ask anyone in Clearwater to describe to you the first image that pops into their head when you say the term “driving under the influence,” they will likely tell you that they envision a person standing on the side of road blowing into a handheld breath measurement device.
A change in the drug laws at the federal level could have drastic effects on those facing or with past convictions for a drug crime. Lawmakers on Capital Hill are currently looking into federal marijuana laws.
When faced with a DUI charge, a driver’s license revocation may be one of the most serious consequences. DUIs are criminal offenses in the state of Florida and allegations of DUI have severe penalties attached.
The Clearwater area has thousands of bars, restaurants, entertainment venues and other places where you can have a beer or cocktail.
When it comes to the consequences that DUI charges often bring, many people focus on the financial penalties that come with these cases, the impact on one’s career and even the emotional toll of a drunk driving case. However, there are many other hardships that those who are pulled over for DUI often endure, including some which do not receive as much attention.
As a Florida driver, you know that driving under the influence is a serious problem and comes with heavy consequences. In a state where the rate of driving under the influence is higher than the national average, it is important to stay educated on legal issues.
The Rastafarian religion is a recognized religious organization. Generally, religious exemptions and defenses stand up in court because of the constitutional right to freedom of religion. The government cannot impose on this right, and Florida courts typically follow this precedent.
Dental pain can be excruciating, and many dentists prescribe pain killers understanding that their patients legitimately need the relief, particularly after oral surgery such as having wisdom teeth removed. However, in some cases, taking these medications as prescribed can lead to addiction for some people.