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Video: Florida Statute § 316.1935 – Flee to Elude

Under Florida Statute § 316.1935, the prosecution can charge a driver with several escalating degrees of fleeing to elude, depending on the speed, the manner of driving, and whether an accident or injury occurs during the pursuit:

Basic Fleeing and Eluding (Third-Degree Felony): It is unlawful for an operator of any vehicle, having knowledge that they have been ordered to stop by a clearly marked law enforcement vehicle, to willfully refuse to stop or to flee. This basic charge carries up to 5 years in state prison and a mandatory fine of up to $5,000.

Video – Board-Certified criminal trial lawyer Casey Ebsary explains how Florida DUI laws apply everywhere within the state, including parking lots, gated communities, and private driveways.

Video – How to Save Your License After a DUI Arrest? Board-Certified criminal trial lawyer Casey Ebsary breaks down the mandatory 10-day rule to protect your driving privileges and apply for a Florida hardship license.

Video – A first-time DUI diversion of prosecution after a DUI arrest in Hillsborough County can be overwhelming. Understanding the RIDR program, designed to reduce DUI recidivism, is crucial for those seeking a path to resolution. This guide provides essential Q&A and a detailed table summarizing the program’s eligibility, benefits, and restrictions, offering clarity to individuals facing DUI charges and exploring their diversion options. If you’re looking for expert legal guidance, especially concerning the details found below, contact Casey the Lawyer at DUI2Go.com to discuss your case.

Video: Every year hundreds join the Tampa Gasparilla Pirate Invasion by boat. This year, Saturday, January 27 the crew will start its journey at 9:00 a.m. and ends at the Tampa Convention Center at 1:00 p.m. when the crew captures the Mayor. Many people have their own parties alongside the Gasparilla Flotilla. You can avoid a BUI charge by having a designated driver on the boat. If you need an attorney call 813.222.2220

Video – Think every Florida DUI ends up in front of a jury? A Board-Certified criminal trial specialist breaks down the real odds of going to trial.

How Much Jail Time Do You Get for a DUI in Florida? Board-Certified criminal trial specialist Casey Ebsary breaks down Florida DUI jail sentences, detailing misdemeanor caps, 0.15 enhancements, minor passengers, and felony prison terms. You can review our complete strategic analysis of Florida sentencing guidelines and jail exposures by watching our video.

Video: What Happens With a Second DUI in Florida? Part 2 Board-Certified criminal trial specialist Casey Ebsary breaks down part 2 of Florida second DUI penalties, detailing the 12-month probation terms, ignition interlock mandates, counseling, and vehicle impounds. You can review our complete analysis of second-offense probation terms and interlock rules by watching our short video.

Video – Can You Go to Jail for a DUI in Florida? 2026 Penalties Exposed Yes. Facing a Florida DUI in 2026? A Board-Certified defense specialist breaks down misdemeanor jail limits, aggravating factors, and severe felony risks.

Video: Should I Hire a Lawyer for Criminal Charges?

The straightforward reality of the justice system is clear: Individuals charged with criminal offenses are almost always best served by hiring a competent, experienced defense attorney.