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DUI Manslaughter Defendant Fights for Third Trial in Two Appeals

A battle over blood evidence is one of just two fronts on which a polo club founder is fighting his conviction for DUI manslaughter, following a second trial over a fatal accident in Wellington that killed a 23-year-old recent engineering graduate. Defense attorneys for 52-year-old John Goodman, heir to a…

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Florida DUI Manslaughter, Hit-Run Cases Result in Disparate Sentences

Last month, a South Florida disc jockey was convicted of DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide in an auto accident that killed a couple in a vehicle stopped at a traffic signal ahead of him. The crash happened in 2013 in Coral Gables. Defendant, Ervens Prudent, is better known in Miami…

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Former Florida Middle School Principal Not Guilty of DUI

A former principal of a middle school in Hollywood has avoided a DUI conviction when a jury deemed there was not enough evidence in to substantiate the state’s charges of drunk driving and cocaine possession. Forty-seven-year-old Steven Williams, who used to be employed by Driftwood Middle School, was arrested in…

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Man Faces Homicide Charges in Double Fatal Crash

Admerson Cleber Eugenio Vicente was not supposed to be behind the wheel of a car. In fact, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, the 24-year-old man from Jupiter was legally barred from doing so until 2020 because authorities had slapped a “habitual traffic offender” label on his record. And yet,…

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Florida DUI Motion to Suppress Blood Test Results Reversed

Florida’s 5th District Court of Appeals ruled recently the trial court in Florida v. Kleiber incorrectly applied the strict compliance standard in granting a DUI defendant’s motion to suppress blood test evidence. DUI blood test evidence is critical in any case wherein a person is alleged to have driven drunk.…

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