Florida recently updated its DUI laws, bringing significant changes to the mandates for Ignition Interlock Devices (IIDs). These updates reflect a heightened commitment to road safety, aiming to further reduce impaired driving incidents across the state. Understanding these new regulations is important for anyone facing DUI charges, as they could...
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