Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

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State of Florida, DHSMV v. Gonzalez-Zaila, Case Nos. 3D05-511, 3D04-2386 (Fla. 3d Dist. Ct. App. 2005).---------------------- -
''The department will automatically impose the minimum ignition interlock requirements on any person convicted of DUI since July 1, 2002.'' Later, on February 24,2004 the Department changed its position and said, ''The Department has determined that the DUI offense date will be used instead of the conviction date.'' In other words, what the Department appeared to be saying was that... even though the Judge may have failed to order an ignition interlock at the time of your sentencing, we intend to nevertheless require your compliance.

MY Q IS CAN I GET OUT OF HAVING THE MANDATORY IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE

Asked on 11/23/08, 3:19 pm

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Re: dui

On what unique basis would you be making such a request. Likely no. If the court fails to impose it, the DHSMV can unilaterally do so legally.

Answered on 11/25/08, 8:22 pm

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