Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

You definitely need a lawyer. Generally, law enforcement may conduct a search “incident to arrest,” so many searches that occur during an arrest for an outstanding warrant may permit a vehicle search. There are always limits and exceptions, which is why a lawyer is so essential. Additionally there may be issues relating to the alleged drugs themselves. The lawyer will want to know where the drugs were found and whether the state can really prove that you were in possession of them, and there may be difficulty for the state in proving what the substances are. So yeah, get a lawyer.