08/29/2026
To blow or not to blow?
Always a common question people love to ask when they find out what I do.
For years the answer was nuanced and there were times that not submitting to field sobriety.
As of October of last year that has changed.
A breath-test refusal can potentially result in a second-degree misdemeanor charge, carrying a maximum penalty of up to 60 days in jail.
This is a significant change for anyone facing a DUI investigation.
So, today it is less nuanced and you need to know the repercussions of not submitting to a breath test.
If you or someone you know needs help with DUI representation, call my office at 813-280-1244.