Skip to Main Content
Ave Maria School of Law Library
LibGuides
Florida DUI Law by Blake Mevis
Post Trial Motions
Search this Guide
Search
Florida DUI Law by Blake Mevis: Post Trial Motions
Home
Secondary Sources
Toggle Dropdown
Initial Police and Driver Contact
What Constitutes Probable Cause to Justify Administration of Tests (Field Sobriety, Breath, Urine, and Blood)
What Constitutes Driving or Actual Physical Control of a Vehicle
What Constitutes Under the Influence of Alcohol or Controlled Substances
What Constitutes Impairment of Normal Faculties or The Presence of a Blood or Breadth Alcohol Level over .08
What Constitutes Probable Cause For An Arrest
Primary Sources
Toggle Dropdown
Statute
Initial Police and Driver Contact
Administration of Tests (Field Sobriety, Breath, Urine, and Blood)
What Constitutes Driving or Actual Physical Control of a Vehicle
What Constitutes Under the Influence of Alcohol or Controlled Substances
What Constitutes Impairment of Normal Faculties or The Presence of a Blood or Breadth Alcohol Level over .08
What Constitutes Probable Cause For An Arrest
Legislative History
Administrative Law
Forms, Pleadings & Practitioner Materials
Toggle Dropdown
Commencement of Criminal Process
Pretrial Release or Detention
Preliminary Hearings
Arraignments and Pleas
Discovery and Disclosure
Pretrial Motions
Trial
Sentences
Post Trial Motions
Post Conviction Remedies
Appeals
20th Judicial Circuit Court Rules
Post trial Motions
§ 97:16. Motion for new trial—Notice of hearing
§ 97:17. Motion for new trial—General form
§ 97:18. Motion for new trial—Contrary to evidence and law
§ 97:20. Motion for new trial and for judgment of acquittal—Contrary to evidence and law—Prosecutorial misconduct
§ 97:21. Motion for new trial—Contrary to evidence and law—Richardson inquiry not made
§ 97:22. Motion for new trial—Juror misconduct
§ 97:23. Motion for new trial—Withholding of evidence by prosecutor
§ 97:24. Motion for new trial—Newly discovered evidence
§ 97:25. State's response to defendant's motion for new trial and judgment of acquittal
§ 97:33. Petition to expunge or seal court records
§ 97:38. Petition to expunge or seal court records—Affidavit
§ 97:44. Order to seal
§ 97:46. Order to expunge
§ 97:49. Motion to set aside order of expunction
§ 97:50. Motion to set aside order of expunction—Order
§ 97:51. Order granting motion for judgment of acquittal
<<
Previous:
Sentences
Next:
Post Conviction Remedies >>
Search the Library to locate books, e-books, videos, articles, journals...
Search For
Other Search Options
Advanced Search
Browse Search
