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State v. Murray

Citations

  • 644 So. 2d 533
  • 1994 WL 524298

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  • prosecution for DUI does not violate double jeopardy principles when defendant's driver's license has been suspended pursuant to F.S. § 322.2615
  • administrative license suspension does not prohibit subsequent criminal prosecution because primary purpose of suspension is public safety as opposed to punishing offender
  • “[bjecause this ease is currently on appeal, there is no reason why Dixon should not be applied retroactively”
  • DUI and civil traffic infraction each require proof of element the other does not
  • driver’s license suspension did not preclude DUI prosecution on double jeopardy grounds

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Judges: Stevenson

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