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DUI Request For
Eligibility Review
Business Purposes Only

Business Purposes Only Driver’s License

DUI Defendants have a confusing decision to make. The State Of Florida Department Of Highway Safety And Motor Vehicles Bureau Of Administrative Reviews now allows a Request For Eligibility Review. The program is limited and there are a few drawbacks.

Using this form (HSMV 72034) the DUI Suspension can be limited, but not avoided. Waiver of the suspension hearing results in the automatic entry on your permanent driving record. The entry will indicate an alcohol-related traffic suspension for either refusing to take a breath test or a breath test result over .08.

Nevertheless, you or your lawyers can request a review of your record for the purpose of reviewing and determining eligibility for immediate reinstatement of your driving privilege on a restricted basis as provided in section 322.2615(1)(b)3, Florida Statutes.

The driver must understand the restriction is for Business Purposes Only as defined in section 322.271, Florida Statutes and the driver must pay a $25.00 filing fee for this review, pursuant to section 322.21(9)(a). The driver must also pay a reinstatement fee of around $200.00 to get the restricted license.

Length of License Suspension for DUI

The driver must understand that the restricted license will be for the duration of the suspension period imposed under section 322.2615, Florida Statutes, as follows:

Driving with an Unlawful Breath-Alcohol or Blood-Alcohol Level = 6 months suspension
Refusal to Submit to a Breath, Blood or Urine Test = 1-year suspension

Reinstatement of the driving privilege on a restricted basis as set forth herein is conditioned on statutory eligibility requirements, including but not limited to enrollment in DUI School. A driver must also understand that acceptance of the reinstated driving privilege as provided in section 322.271(7) Florida Statutes, is deemed a waiver of my right to formal and informal review under section 322.2615, Florida Statutes.

The Form, HSMV 72034 (0512013) is available by email upon request from our office.

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Reducing Impaired Driving Recidivism – Established DUI Diversion

February 21, 2018April 7, 2018 Jodi Baudean

DUI Diversion Program

The Office of the State Attorney, 13th Judicial Circuit just developed their own DUI Diversion Program. Therefore, we will look at some of Florida’s already established DUI diversion programs. The 8th, 9th, 11th & 15th Circuit Courts all use DUI Diversion for a driver’s first DUI charge. Furthermore, each Circuit Court has different admission rules and distinct program requirements. Update: This Hillsborough County program started March 1, 2018. You can read about what the state’s attorney is looking for, what you might need to know, who is eligible and why you might want to be a part of this program.

Admission Requirements Are Confusing

First of all, some of the confusion of this process is shown below. Since each county has developed their program independently, the demands on the DUI driver differ. Therefore for help, call (813) 222-2220. In Orange and Osceola Counties, only legal U.S. residents can join the DUI Diversion Program. As a result, a tourist, a foreign national or someone on an F1 student visa charged with a DUI could never enter the DUI Diversion program in the Ninth Circuit Court. In Miami-Dade County, there is no upper limit on your breath alcohol concentration (BAC) to make you ineligible. But that same county requires that you sign a statement of guilt before entering. Three of the Circuit Courts (8th, 11th, and 15th) will refuse your admission if a child or animal was with you in the vehicle at the time of the charge. Another difference is that only the 8th Circuit Court will use drunken aggression as a reason to deny your access to the program.

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DUI Attorney Tampa Videos

February 3, 2018April 7, 2018 Jodi Baudean

Tampa Traffic Stop DUI Videos

“an inside look at criminal traffic stops for DUI”

Florida DUI Criminal Defense Attorney presents Traffic Stop DUI videos from inside a patrol car. In this series of DUI videos, narrated by Florida DUI Attorney, W F Casey Ebsary Jr, gives you an inside look at criminal traffic stops for DUI in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida. Casey is a Criminal Trial Lawyer, former Prosecutor, and a Defense Attorney, defending DUI charges for over 10 years.

Tampa Attorney Checkpoint DUI Videos

“we decided to send our team out to take a look”

Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office in Tampa, Florida decided to have a DUI Checkpoint, so we decided to send our team out to take a look DUI videos. They pulled over every fifth car. We witnessed Zero arrests. Tell Us Your Story Toll-Free 1-877-793-9290.

DUI Videos Refusal Of Breath Test

“video of Refusal of a Breath Test after an arrest for DUI”

Tampa DUI Criminal Defense Attorney shows videos of Refusal of a Breath Test after an arrest for DUI, in this 2-minute video. A Hillsborough County Florida Sheriff’s Deputy administers a Breath Test Warning / Request in a Florida DUI case.

Tampa Florida DUI videos Field Sobriety Tests

“an inside look at field sobriety tests for DUI”

Florida DUI Criminal Defense Attorney presents Field Sobriety Exercises videos. This production is one of a series of videos, narrated by Florida DUI Attorney, W F Casey Ebsary Jr and gives you an inside look at field sobriety tests for DUI in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida. Casey is a Criminal Trial Lawyer and a former Prosecutor, defending DUI charges for over 20 years

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