Summary
In Florida, probable cause for a DUI investigation can be based on factors like making a wrong turn onto train tracks, flat tires, and early morning timing. Signs of tiredness and frustration, along with the officers observations and field sobriety tests, can also contribute. A high breath alcohol concentration (BAC) is 0.08% or higher. If a recalibrated breath test shows a BAC of 0.128%, it may be challenged due to calibration issues affecting results. Consistency and accuracy of test results are crucial in such cases.Full Conversation
I have not been charged.
In Florida, an officer's decision to begin a DUI investigation typically depends on the totality of circumstances. While making a wrong turn and having flat tires may raise suspicion, it alone may not be enough for probable cause. Other factors, such as your behavior and physical signs, play a role.
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Showing signs of being tired and frustrated after trying to push the vehicle and being lost in an unfamiliar area but no slurred speech
In Florida, showing signs of tiredness and frustration, without slurred speech, might not be conclusive for a DUI. The officer's observations and any field sobriety tests could still influence the decision.
Are you considering how to address this situation with the police or need advice on what to do next?
how bout just probable cause for this incident
In Florida, probable cause for a DUI investigation can be based on several factors. Here are the key points:
- Wrong turn onto train tracks
- Flat tires
- Early morning timing (*:* am)
- Signs of tiredness and frustration
- Officer's observations and field sobriety tests
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what is considered a high breath?
In Florida, a high breath alcohol concentration (BAC) is any reading of *.*% or higher. For commercial drivers, it's *.*%, and for drivers under *, any BAC over *.*% can result in penalties. Do you need information on the consequences of a high BAC reading?
What happens when the breath test came back legal limit the first two times but after recalibration they got .*
In Florida, a breath test result of *.*% is above the legal limit of *.*%. If initial tests were at the legal limit but a recalibrated test showed *.*%, it could be challenged. Here are some key points:
- Calibration issues can affect results.
- Consistency of test results is crucial.
- You may question the accuracy and reliability of the recalibrated test.
Would you like more information on challenging breath test results in court?