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answered on Dec 2, 2010
Your question is basically a question about what are called DRAM SHOP actions. In Florida, a bar could be sued, even by the person who may have been at fault for the accident, for the resultant damages caused by their lack of sobriety if it was caused:
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answered on Dec 2, 2010
You will probably need the help of an attorney's office to get it for you, so that you are not arrested at the clerk's office.
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answered on Dec 2, 2010
Im curious why you are asking this question. That aside, if you were arrested by BSO, but your case in being handled in Miami-Dade County, the arresting agency is still BSO. The officers from Broward will likely testify in your trial in Miami-Dade and they will still swear to the information... View More
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