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Understanding the Interlock Ignition Device for DUI Offenses

By Luke Newman, P.A. |

One of the potential penalties for a DUI conviction is the requirement to install an interlock ignition device on your vehicle. Basically, the interlock ignition device is a breathalyzer that’s attached to your starter. In order to start your car, you must blow into the breathalyzer. Your car won’t start if the breathalyzer detects… Read More »

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Housing and Employment Restrictions for Sex Offenders

By Luke Newman, P.A. |

The consequences of being convicted of a sex crime extend far beyond your prison sentence. You can also face residency and job restrictions that will follow you for the rest of your life. In this article, the Tallahassee sex crimes attorneys at Luke Newman, P.A. will discuss how being on the sex offender registry… Read More »

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Understanding Florida’s Felony Murder Rule

By Luke Newman, P.A. |

In the State of Florida, you can be charged with murder without having killed anyone at all. Florida law holds individuals responsible for deaths that occur during the commission of various crimes. This remains true even if the defendant didn’t directly cause the death or never intended to hurt anyone. Certain dangerous crimes increase… Read More »

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Understanding Felony DUI in Florida

By Luke Newman, P.A. |

Yes, DUI can be charged as a felony in Florida if certain factors are present. In this article, the Tallahassee, FL, DUI defense lawyers at Luke Newman, P.A. will discuss when DUI is charged as a felony in Florida. When is DUI charged as a felony in Florida?  The vast majority of DUIs are… Read More »

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