Appropriate for attorneys, prosecutors, and judges, this title answers the most common questions pertaining to Florida DUI cases. It covers important state-specific issues, such as accident report privivlege and admissibility of statements.

Appropriate for attorneys, prosecutors, and judges, this title answers the most common questions pertaining to Florida DUI cases. It covers important state-specific issues, such as accident report privivlege and admissibility of statements.

Appropriate for attorneys, prosecutors, and judges, this title answers the most common questions pertaining to Florida DUI cases. It covers important state-specific issues, such as accident report privivlege and admissibility of statements.

Appropriate for attorneys, prosecutors, and judges, this title answers the most common questions pertaining to Florida DUI cases. It covers important state-specific issues, such as accident report privivlege and admissibility of statements.

Appropriate for attorneys, prosecutors, and judges, this title answers the most common questions pertaining to Florida DUI cases. It covers important state-specific issues, such as accident report privilege and admissibility of statements.

This volume of nearly 600 pages ia a combination of two copyrighted liteary works. William C. Head, an Atlanta Georgia attorney wrote the main book, The DUI Book. Michael J. Kessler, a Ft. Pierce, Florida attorney wrote the Florida supplement to The DUI Book. These books track similar chapter headings to make the reader's task of comprehending the complexities of DUI-DWI law more manageable. The Florida supplement elaborates on specific quirks in that state's laws and cases, so that the reader facing DUI charges in Florida can derive more detailed information about consequences and legal issues that he or she may face.