Izquierdo Law Firm, P.A., DUI & Criminal Defense Attorney Daniel Izquierdo

08/30/2026

Under Florida law, disorderly conduct generally involves behavior that disrupts the peace or public order, such as fighting, brawling, or other conduct that disturbs those around you.

Although it's a second-degree misdemeanor, a conviction can carry penalties of:
⚖️ Up to 60 days in jail
⚖️ A fine of up to $500

Many people charged with disorderly conduct aren't career criminals—they're individuals who made a mistake during a stressful situation. Even so, the consequences can have a lasting impact.

If you or a loved one has been charged with disorderly conduct in Florida, it's important to understand your rights and your legal options.

📞 Contact our office to discuss your case with an experienced Florida criminal defense attorney.

⚠️ This post is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice.


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Según la ley de Florida, este delito generalmente implica conductas que alteran la paz o el orden público, como peleas, riñas u otros actos que perturban a quienes se encuentran alrededor.

Aunque se trata de un delito menor de segundo grado (second-degree misdemeanor), una condena puede conllevar:
⚖️ Hasta 60 días de cárcel
⚖️ Una multa de hasta $500

Muchas personas acusadas de este delito no son delincuentes habituales; simplemente tomaron una mala decisión en un momento de tensión. Aun así, las consecuencias pueden ser importantes.

📞 Si tú o un ser querido enfrentan un cargo por alteración del orden público en Florida, comunícate con nuestra oficina para conocer tus opciones legales.

⚠️ Esta publicación es solo con fines informativos y no constituye asesoramiento legal.

08/28/2026

Many Florida drivers still believe that the odor of ma*****na automatically gives law enforcement the right to search a vehicle. But recent court decisions have changed the legal landscape.

⚖️ Florida's Fifth and Second District Courts of Appeal have ruled that the smell of ma*****na by itself is no longer enough to establish probable cause for a vehicle search. While odor can still be considered, it cannot be the only factor used to justify a search.

Here's the important part: The Florida Supreme Court has not yet issued a statewide ruling on this issue. That means the law is still evolving, and how these cases apply can depend on the specific facts and the court handling the case.

If you're stopped by law enforcement, knowing your rights can make a significant difference.

📞 If you have questions about a traffic stop or criminal charge in Florida, contact our office to discuss your case.

⚠️ This post is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice.



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Muchos creen que el olor a ma*****na permite automáticamente a la policía registrar un vehículo. No necesariamente.

⚖️ Tribunales de Apelaciones de Florida han determinado que el olor a ma*****na, por sí solo, ya no basta para justificar un registro. Puede ser un factor, pero no el único.

La Corte Suprema de Florida aún no ha emitido una decisión que aplique en todo el estado, por lo que la ley sigue evolucionando.

📞 Si tienes preguntas sobre una detención de tránsito o enfrentas cargos penales en Florida, comunícate con nuestra oficina para conocer tus opciones legales.

⚠️ Esta publicación es solo con fines informativos y no constituye asesoramiento legal.

08/28/2026

🚲 Think DUI laws don't apply because you're not driving a car? Think again.

Being on an e-bike doesn't necessarily mean you're outside the scope of a DUI investigation.

Depending on the circumstances, what starts as a stop can quickly become a criminal investigation with serious consequences.

⚠️ And if you've been drinking, the safest choice is simple: don't operate anything that could put you or someone else at risk.

🎥 Watch the full video on our YouTube channel to learn more about how Florida law may apply to e-bike riders. Link in bio.

This content is for educational purposes only and is not legal advice.

08/27/2026

🚲 Stopped for a DUI investigation on an e-bike? An investigation does not automatically mean you're guilty.

Police still have to follow the law, and several factors can become important in the case:

⚖️ Was the traffic stop lawful?
⚖️ What evidence of impairment exists?
⚖️ How is the e-bike classified under Florida law?

These details can make a significant difference in how a case is evaluated.

🎥 Watch the full video on our YouTube channel to learn more about DUI investigations involving e-bikes in Florida. Link in bio.

⚠️ This content is for educational purposes only and is not legal advice.

08/26/2026

Many people assume that if they have nothing to hide, they should simply open the door and answer questions.

But before you do, it's important to understand your rights.

What you say, or even what officers are able to see from your doorway, can have legal consequences you may not expect.

In our latest video, Florida criminal defense attorney Danny Izquierdo explains:

✔️ What to say when police come to your door
✔️ What you should avoid doing
✔️ How to protect your constitutional rights
✔️ When it's appropriate to speak with an attorney

Knowing your rights before you're in this situation can help you make informed decisions if it ever happens.

🎥 Watch the full video on our YouTube channel

⚠️ This post is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice.



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Muchas personas creen que, si no tienen nada que ocultar, deben abrir la puerta y responder las preguntas de la policía.

Pero antes de hacerlo, es importante conocer tus derechos.

En este video, el abogado defensor penal Danny Izquierdo explica:

✔️ Qué decir cuando la policía llega a tu puerta.
✔️ Qué debes evitar hacer.
✔️ Cómo proteger tus derechos constitucionales.
✔️ Cuándo es recomendable hablar con un abogado.

🎥 Mira el video completo en nuestro canal de YouTube.

⚠️ Esta publicación es solo con fines informativos y no constituye asesoramiento legal.

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08/25/2026

🚨 Riding an e-bike doesn’t automatically mean you’re outside a DUI investigation.

Police may stop an e-bike rider when they see behavior that raises concerns, like weaving through traffic, ignoring signals, nearly hitting a car or pedestrian, or receiving a call about the rider’s safety.

And once an officer suspects alcohol or drugs may be involved, the encounter can become an impaired-driving investigation.

Would you assume DUI laws could apply to an e-bike? 👀

📲 Follow Izquierdo Law for more Florida criminal law explained in plain English.

08/24/2026

Can you get a DUI on an e-bike in Florida?

The answer isn't as simple as yes or no.

Different types of e-bikes can be regulated differently, and several factors can matter, including how the bike is classified, how it was being operated, and what happened during the traffic stop.

So if police stop an e-bike rider they believe may be impaired, what happens next?

🎥 Head to our YouTube channel for the full video. Link in bio.

⚠️ This content is for educational purposes only and is not legal advice.

08/24/2026

Many people don't realize that a DUI arrest can affect their driving privileges before their criminal case is resolved.

Here's what you need to know:

🚗 If you provide a breath test of 0.08% or higher, your driver's license may be suspended for 6 months.

🚫 If you refuse a breath, blood, or urine test, your license may be suspended for 1 year. A second or subsequent refusal can result in an 18-month suspension and additional criminal charges.

After your arrest, the officer will typically take your license and issue a Uniform Traffic Citation, which generally serves as a temporary driving permit for 10 days.

⏳ You only have 10 days to request a formal review hearing with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) to challenge the suspension. Missing this deadline could affect your ability to continue driving.

The decisions you make in those first 10 days can have a significant impact on your driving privileges and your case.

📞 If you've been arrested for DUI in Florida, contact our office as soon as possible to discuss your legal options and the important deadlines that may apply.

⚠️ This post is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice.


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Muchas personas no saben que un arresto por DUI puede suspender su licencia antes de que termine el caso penal.

Esto es lo que debes saber:

🚗 Si tu prueba de aliento es de 0.08% o más, tu licencia puede ser suspendida por 6 meses.

🚫 Si te niegas a realizar la prueba, la suspensión puede ser de 1 año o más, además de posibles cargos adicionales.

⏳ Después del arresto, solo tienes 10 días para solicitar una audiencia y disputar la suspensión de tu licencia.

📞 Si fuiste arrestado por DUI en Florida, comunícate con nuestra oficina lo antes posible para conocer tus opciones legales.

⚠️ Esta publicación es solo con fines informativos y no constituye asesoramiento legal.

08/23/2026

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08/22/2026

When someone you care about is arrested, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But the first few hours can be critical.

Here are 3 important steps to help protect their rights and prepare for what comes next:

1️⃣ Find out if they're eligible for bond.
If bond is available, posting it as soon as possible can help your loved one return home while their case moves forward.

2️⃣ Stay calm and gather information.
Collect important details such as the arrest information, bond paperwork, and any documents provided by law enforcement or the detention facility. These details can be valuable when reviewing the case.

3️⃣ Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney.
The sooner an attorney can begin evaluating the case, explaining the charges, and protecting your loved one's rights, the better prepared you'll be to navigate the legal process.

An arrest doesn't define the outcome of a case, but taking the right steps early can make a meaningful difference.

📞 If your loved one has been arrested in Miami-Dade or anywhere in South Florida, our team is here to help you understand your options and guide you through the process.

⚠️ This post is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice.



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Cuando arrestan a un ser querido, es normal sentirse abrumado. Pero las primeras horas pueden marcar la diferencia.

Estos son 3 pasos importantes:

1️⃣ Verifica si puede salir bajo fianza. Si es elegible, actúa lo antes posible.

2️⃣ Mantén la calma y reúne la información. Conserva los datos del arresto y cualquier documento relacionado con el caso.

3️⃣ Contacta a un abogado defensor penal. Actuar con rapidez puede ayudar a proteger sus derechos desde el inicio.

📞 Si tu ser querido fue arrestado en Miami-Dade o el sur de Florida, comunícate con nuestra oficina para conocer sus opciones legales.

⚠️ Esta publicación es solo con fines informativos y no constituye asesoramiento legal.