Taimoor Rana is seasoned criminal defense attorney specializing in DUI related cases. He shares his expert legal opinion here DUI and Driving With a Suspended License Charges Should Be Taken as Different. »
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- It common for a driver to be caught while driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol (generally described as DWI, DUI or drunk driving) and at the same time driving while having suspended license or recently reissued license, or DWLS, in Florida. In such cases the lawyer will have to file two charges in the information, one for driving with suspended license (DWLS) and one for DUI. Both of these charges are served in separate while defendant take these to court for trial. It also mean that the jury that take trial for DUI case will not hear the case or judge the case related to the driving with a suspended license (DWLS). For each case jury will be different for hearing.
It is because of the reason that charges of one case are different with the other. As the evidence related to driver suspended license, such as his driving history, have not concern with evidence related to DUI.
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Man charged with DUI 4 times legal limit »
Deputies had arrested a man that found passed out in his vehicle. He was having a blood-alcohol level of more than four times then legal limit.
It has been reported by The Marion County Sheriff’s Office that authorities have been called upon by a gas station clerk Monday night and he told them about a man passed out in a vehicle. It has been found by a deputy that the man, who was later identified as Rafael Delgado Rivera, smelled like alcohol, he had bloodshot eyes and slurred speech was used by him.
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