Florida’s DUI laws are changing – here’s what you need to know NOW.
Starting October 1st, 2025, a major update to Florida DUI law will make refusing a breath, urine, or blood test a criminal offense – even for first-time DUI arrests. If you’re pulled over, you won’t get to consult a lawyer roadside before making this crucial decision. Knowing your rights ahead of time could make all the difference.
In this video, Criminal Defense Attorney Adam Rossen breaks down a key part of Florida House Bill 687 (Trenton’s Law) and explains: ✅ The new penalties for refusing DUI testing (first-time and repeat offenses) ✅ How the law changes implied consent rules in Florida ✅ The criminal and civil consequences you now face for refusal ✅ Why prosecutors and judges may gain more leverage over DUI cases ✅ The importance of having an experienced DUI lawyer to protect your rights
At Rossen Law Firm, we’ve successfully defended thousands of DUI cases across South Florida. Our team understands the strategies police and prosecutors use—and we fight back to protect good people when bad things happen. With this new law, making informed choices during a DUI stop has never been more important.
⚖️ Disclaimer — This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed by viewing or commenting. This information is not legal advice on your case or specific situation. If you are interested in forming an attorney-client relationship, please contact our office.
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