Legal Question in DUI Law in Florida

Re: Will a lawyer make a difference?

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I cannot say for sure, but it certainly seems as if it would. Public Defenders are pressed for time and they have to share their attention with hundreds of indigent clients at one time. Private counsel will be directly interested in your friend's case. Most attorneys will offer a free consultation. It is certainly worth a few minutes to speak with one.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.