Saturday, February 06, 2010
Arrest in Ybor City
Arrested in Ybor City? We can help. Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer, Attorney W.F. ''Casey'' Ebsary, Jr. is standing by.
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Tampa Attorney - Ybor City Night Parade - Zero Tolerance
After breaking records for arrests at the Gasparilla day parade, Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney, Lawyer W.F. ''Casey'' Ebsary, Jr., notes that for the night parade in Ybor City, law enforcement and government officials may be back-pedalling on the zero tolerance policy that resulted in over 400 citizens arrested on criminal charges.
Traditionally, however activity at the Bureau of Administrative Reviews (BAR) spikes for the 10 days following the night (a/k/a Knight) parade and the Super Bowl, as the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Reviews dozens of DUI license suspensions imposed this festive weekend. The increased activity results from people driving home this festive weekend.Weekend Problems? Tell Me Your Story Toll Free 1-877-793-9290 .
Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney - Ybor City Night Parade - Zero Tolerance
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Sunday, January 10, 2010
DUI Videos - 5 Most Viewed - Number Two
DUI Videos - 5 Most Viewed - Number 2 - Refusal Breath Test - We continue the countdown of our most viewed. Video Narrated by a Tampa Florida DUI Attorney. When police fail to properly inform suspects of their options under the implied consent law, a defense may be available for DUI in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida. DUI Video Courtesy of http://www.DUIFla.com.
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DUI Videos - 5 Most Viewed - Refusal Breath Test
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Saturday, January 02, 2010
Hiding Evidence at Hillsborough DUI Central Breath Test Unit
Tampa Hillsborough County DUI Attorney, Lawyer W.F. ''Casey'' Ebsary, Jr. contunues to follow efforts by law enforcement to prevent suspects from having all evidence collected after their DUI arrest. As we previously reported here several times, Sheriff David Gee has some things in his jail that he prefers not to be seen. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office HCSO solution: Take the Cameras Out!
Here is another short video report as we continue to monitor Sheriff David Gee and his office.
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Hiding Evidence at Hillsborough DUI Central Breath Test Unit?
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Monday, January 02, 2006
DUI Tampa - Alcohol Monitors
South Florida judges use anklets to keep tabs on problem drinkers - : "An anklet that detects alcohol consumption 24 hours a day.
It has only been used a handful of times involving drunken-driving and domestic-violence cases since this summer, but the monitoring system shows promise. It can help provide greater scrutiny than random alcohol testing, advocates say. 'I've been pretty pleased about it,' said Palm Beach County Circuit Court Judge Charles Burton, who hears misdemeanor criminal cases such as DUI and domestic battery and has used the monitor in about half a dozen cases. Some judges say the monitoring system -- which tests a person's perspiration for signs of alcohol -- provides another tool for controlling defendants with alcohol problems. Judges routinely order drunken-driving defendants not to use alcohol, which can be difficult to enforce."
It has only been used a handful of times involving drunken-driving and domestic-violence cases since this summer, but the monitoring system shows promise. It can help provide greater scrutiny than random alcohol testing, advocates say. 'I've been pretty pleased about it,' said Palm Beach County Circuit Court Judge Charles Burton, who hears misdemeanor criminal cases such as DUI and domestic battery and has used the monitor in about half a dozen cases. Some judges say the monitoring system -- which tests a person's perspiration for signs of alcohol -- provides another tool for controlling defendants with alcohol problems. Judges routinely order drunken-driving defendants not to use alcohol, which can be difficult to enforce."
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