Felony DUI Lawyer in Tampa
A DUI Conviction Could Result in Felony Punishments
	A DUI conviction in Florida can have very serious consequences if convicted.
	 Penalties can involve up to a $1,000 fine, six months in jail and license
	 suspension for up to one year. These consequences increase in severity
	 with the number of DUIs in a certain period of time, as well as the circumstances of a
	DUI arrest. The
	penalties of DUI can be very difficult anyone. In some situations, individuals may face
	 be facing a felony conviction.
	At Parks & Braxton, PA, our Tampa DUI defense lawyers may provide the
	 legal guidance you need, having more than
	50 years of collective experience. As former prosecutors, our team possesses valuable knowledge of both
	 sides of the courtroom and extensive experience with Florida criminal
	 law. Our firm has
	handled thousands of DUI cases, and we are more than capable of confronting complex issues that involve
	 DUI and other matters of criminal law.
	Find out how we can help.
		Contact our firm today!
What kind of punishments am I facing?
The punishments you may face in a felony DUI will depend on the degree
	 of a felony and the unique circumstances of your case. In addition, because
	 most felony DUI cases involve injuries and other offenses besides driving
	 under the influence, you may still face a felony conviction even if you
	 are able to dismiss the DUI charge. It is important to consult a Tampa
	 DUI lawyer who possesses knowledge and experience in DUI defense and who
	 is also capable of defending you against criminal offenses of all kinds.
For example, consider these three situations where DUI is involved:
	- A DUI involving injuries can result in a third degree felony
 
	- A DUI with manslaughter can result in a second degree felony
 
	- A DUI accident where an individual leaves the scene can result in a first
		 degree felony
 
Many conditions of an accident or arrest can turn misdemeanor offenses
	 into felonies when a DUI is involved. You may not be able to rely on beating
	 the DUI charge alone. When felony charges are involved in your DUI case,
	 consulting an attorney with years of experience in DUI and criminal defense
	 may help you protect your rights against all of the charges in court.
Third degree felony punishments include:
	- Paying up to $5,000 in fines
 
	- Serving up to 5 years in jail
 
Second degree felony punishments include:
	- Paying up to $10,000 in fines
 
	- Serving up to 15 years in jail
 
First degree felony punishments include:
	- Paying up to $10,000 in fines
 
	- Serving up to 30 years in jail
 
Other Penalties for a DUI Conviction
In addition to the punishments an individual may receive in connection
	 to the felony conviction, there are other serious consequences for a DUI
	 conviction. Jail time and automatic license suspension can interfere with
	 individuals' abilities to provide for themselves and for their families,
	 and these penalties could also threaten their career. Our DUI attorney
	 in Tampa understands the necessity of a clean record, and is more than
	 prepared to help clients find positive solutions to their legal issues
	 and protect their driving privileges.
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At Parks & Braxton, PA, we have the power to fight and the knowledge
	 to win. Our record of success and reputation as aggressive advocates for
	 our clients' rights is a testimony to our dedicated and effective
	 legal abilities. We help our clients get informed about their legal options
	 and build a case to pursue an effective resolution. With our valuable
	 knowledge and experience, we may help you contest the weak evidence against
	 you in order to minimize the consequences and dismiss the charges against you.
	Schedule a free case consultation with Parks & Braxton, PA today! We make ourselves available 24/7,
		 on weekends and holidays.