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Orlando DUI Attorney

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Rathel Law Group Main Office
736 North Magnolia Avenue     Orlando, Florida 32803
E -mail: mikerathel@yahoo.com   Phone: (407) 999-9596
Fax: (407) 999-9960
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Orlando DUI  (407) 808-3269

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Whether the police like it or not you have certain rights that are given to you by the constitution of the United States.  During the course of the Officers DUI investigation the police are required to follow certain procedures.  If the Officer fails to follow these procedures this may lead to the dismissal of your DUI case.  Whether you call these "loopholes" or "technicalities" they may be the answer to having your case dismissed. Check off any of the below that might pertain to your case.  If you check any of them you should speak with attorney Michael Rathel for your free consultation.  Call Now 24/7 and speak with attorney Michael Rathel, (407) 808-3269 cell.

Possible Dismissal  

Breath Test:  Did the Officer fail to tell you that your license would be automatically suspended if you refused to to take the breath test?

Breath Test:  Did the Officer encourage you to "keep blowing" during the breath test?

Breath Test:  Did the Officer fail to observe you for 20 minutes immediately prior to the breath test?

Reason for your stop: Did the Officer stop you for Speeding, Weaving, Failure to Maintain Single Lane, Obstruction of Traffic, Illegal U-turn, Anonymous call?

Roadside Test: Do you suffer from any kind of illness, injuries which might affect the performance of the Roadside Field Sobriety Exercise?

Roadside Test: Did the Officer conduct the Roadside Field Sobriety Exercise on a flat, paved, well lit surface?

Accident:  If you were involved in an accident did the Officer properly inform you that they were now conducting a DUI investigation after he finished his accident report?  This is referred to as the "Accident Report Privilege."

Physical Condition:  Is there another reason your eyes might be red and/or glassy? Did the Officer mistake nervousness or exhaustion for being drunk?

Evidence:  Did the Officer properly prepare all of the evidence?

If you checked any of these boxes please Call Now 24/7 and speak with attorney Michael Rathel, (407) 808-3269 cell.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
   
 
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