The law offices of William Moore has handled thousands of DUIs and constantly strives to improve upon the art of DUI defense. This website, together with the various magazines published by our office, are designed to better inform individuals charged with DUI by the State Attorney's office. Throughout this site's pages you will find information on everything from driving under the influence, court procedures, and the Department of Motor Vehicles and its administrative process.

A DUI is not a mere traffic ticket, but rather a serious offense that can have lifelong effects on your future employment or education goals. A conviction for DUI can have devastating effects on your insurance and privilege to drive. Remember, an arrest for DUI in no way amounts to a conviction. The State Attorney's office is charged with the great burden of proving the allegations beyond and to the exclusion of any and all doubt. William Moore has been attacking mistakes made by police officers in DUI arrests over a decade and posts the more successful cases on the internet every few months so that they may be reviewed by potential clients. Mistakes made by police officers during the investigative process of a DUI can be devastating to the prosecutor's case in chief. Most often this is the result of an illegal stop of an individual's automobile, excessive force, and/or the length of and reason for a stop. It is important to remember that a police officer must have probable cause before an arrest is made and that failure to follow strict guidelines leading up to and following that arrest may result in an outright dismissal of your case.

A failure to give Miranda warnings as well as implied consent warnings may also seriously damage a case pending against a DUI defendant. Sobriety checkpoints have been a big topic of debate, and the strict guidelines imposed on law enforcement to conduct such roadblocks are so stringent that very few DUI convictions are obtained as a result. The law offices of William Moore has challenged such unlawful infringements on motorists for years with great success. We will vigorously fight for your rights and seek to protect not only your liberty but also your privilege to drive an automobile.

Should you have any questions about the charges pending against you or a loved one, do not hesitate to call William Moore directly by calling 954-523-5333. You may also contact us online. We are available to answer your questions 24 hours a day, seven days a week.