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  • 1017 Manatee Avenue West, Bradenton, FL 34205

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  • 6703 14th Street West, Suite 207, Bradenton, FL 34207+15 locations

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Kase & Druker

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  • 408 Gulf of Mexico Drive, Longboat Key, FL 34228+2 locations

  • Law Firm with 5 lawyers2 awards

  • The partners of Kase & Druker founded their firm in 1978 bringing with them more than 20 years Federal and State prosecutorial experience. Today that same diligence and dedication... Read More

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James O. Druker
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  • 1023 Manatee Ave West Suite 215, Bradenton, FL 34205+4 locations

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  • Lesser, Landy, Smith & Siegel, PLLC is a third-generation personal injury law firm with nearly a century of experience standing up for people who have been injured or suffered... Read More

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Gary Lesser
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Lail Law Firm PLLC

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  • Serving Manatee County, Florida

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Musca Law

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Kase & Druker

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  • Serving Manatee County, Florida

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  • We are a boutique law firm that provides the highest quality legal counsel on a broad variety of legal matters.

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  • Robert J. Hoffman, Esquire provides experienced representation in family law, civil litigation and criminal defense law. The main attorney is a former General Magistrate/Child... Read More

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  • Serving Manatee County, Florida

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  • Specializing in Traffic Violations & DUI/DWI Cases. Please Call 877-765-0227

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The Pendas Law Firm

3.6
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  • Serving Manatee County, Florida

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Recent DUI in 2013. Back in 2001, an officer blocked me in my parked car and noticed I had been drinking. DUI was thrown out, but I received reckless.

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Answered by attorney Charles D. Scott (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at The Law Offices of Charles D. Scott PLLC
A DUI reduced to a reckless driving charge is still considered alcohol related. The state attorney, the judge and your lawyer all know that you had a DUI that was reduced to an alcohol related reckless driving. Apparently the judge mentioned your prior DUI arrest, but did not sentence you to a second offense, it sounds like you were sentenced as a first time offender. Apparently the court  wanted you to attend the DUI level 2 school for multi offenders. Take the DUI class and do any other things the judge ordered and put it behind you.
A DUI reduced to a reckless driving charge is still considered alcohol related. The state attorney, the judge and your lawyer all know that you had a DUI that was reduced to an alcohol related reckless driving. Apparently the judge mentioned your prior DUI arrest, but did not sentence you to a second offense, it sounds like you were sentenced as a first time offender. Apparently the court  wanted you to attend the DUI level 2 school for multi offenders. Take the DUI class and do any other things the judge ordered and put it behind you.
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Is there any way of my DUI getting reduced to reckless driving

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The decision to reduce charges to reckless driving rests with the State Attorney.  If you cooperated and there is a DUI sobriety video that shows you are performing extremely well on the sobriety tests, there is a chance you can get the charge reduced. Your biggest problem is that your BAC is well over the limit of .08.  You could be convicted at trial of DUI with the breath readings, and so the SAO may not have any motivation to reduce the charges, that combined with the fact that the police apparently have it out for you. The SAO will normally consult with the police with considering a reduction of charges.
The decision to reduce charges to reckless driving rests with the State Attorney.  If you cooperated and there is a DUI sobriety video that shows you are performing extremely well on the sobriety tests, there is a chance you can get the charge reduced. Your biggest problem is that your BAC is well over the limit of .08.  You could be convicted at trial of DUI with the breath readings, and so the SAO may not have any motivation to reduce the charges, that combined with the fact that the police apparently have it out for you. The SAO will normally consult with the police with considering a reduction of charges.
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DUI first offence

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You mentioned that you obtained a lawyer, I suppose my first question to you is have you discussed your concerns with your lawyer, as he/she would be in the best position to discuss your case. You did not state whether you submitted to a breath test, it sounds like you did not based upon what you wrote. If you submit to a breath test the results will either show you were not impaired as defined by a BAC under .08, or you were presumed impaired if BAC was over .o8.  If you refuse the breath test you give up the opportunity to show that your BAC was under .08.  As for the questions, field sobriety tests, and breath test, the law is clear that you are not entitled to a lawyer for field sobriety testing or breath testing. The only time you are entitled to a lawyer is during questioning. The officer should have read you your miranda rights before asking you any questions. however any spontaneous statement made by you which was not in response to a question, is evidence,  and not protected by Miranda. Most police have a video tape rolling in in the breath testing room and any statements made should be on tape. With regard to your passing or believing you passed the field sobriety tests, there are six to eight clues related to each test that determine whether you passed or not. These tests are divided attention tests and designed to not only assess your physical ability but also your mental ability to listen and follow direction, something which decreases with impairment. Many people believe they passed the field sobriety tests but actually failed based on the assessment criteria.  
You mentioned that you obtained a lawyer, I suppose my first question to you is have you discussed your concerns with your lawyer, as he/she would be in the best position to discuss your case. You did not state whether you submitted to a breath test, it sounds like you did not based upon what you wrote. If you submit to a breath test the results will either show you were not impaired as defined by a BAC under .08, or you were presumed impaired if BAC was over .o8.  If you refuse the breath test you give up the opportunity to show that your BAC was under .08.  As for the questions, field sobriety tests, and breath test, the law is clear that you are not entitled to a lawyer for field sobriety testing or breath testing. The only time you are entitled to a lawyer is during questioning. The officer should have read you your miranda rights before asking you any questions. however any spontaneous statement made by you which was not in response to a question, is evidence,  and not protected by Miranda. Most police have a video tape rolling in in the breath testing room and any statements made should be on tape. With regard to your passing or believing you passed the field sobriety tests, there are six to eight clues related to each test that determine whether you passed or not. These tests are divided attention tests and designed to not only assess your physical ability but also your mental ability to listen and follow direction, something which decreases with impairment. Many people believe they passed the field sobriety tests but actually failed based on the assessment criteria.  
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