Law Offices of Michael A. Haber, P.A., 12555 Biscayne Boulevard, # 893, North Miami, FL (2026)

is a South Florida based "boutique" Criminal Defense Litigation practice which focuses on securing acquittals in a range of Criminal Cases from Misdemeanors to Murder and from Traffic to Trafficking, both on land (e.g. is a 25 year+ criminal litgation law practice which prides itself on zealous advocacy and personalized customer support.

08/10/2026

PSA of the Day!

Not everyone who gets Arrested in the State of Florida has to post a monetary bond, but there's also no "Get Out Of Jail Free Card" (i.e. there are other, unavoidable collateral costs). Unless you're charged with a non-bondable offense then per Florida Statutes, the Florida State Constitution and the Rules of Criminal Procedure here in The Sunshine State in most instances every arrestee is entitled to some form of "Pretrial Release".

PTR takes many forms, the most obvious of which is Posting Bond / Posting Bail but plenty of folks are either released to "Pretrial Services" or are placed on "House Arrest". Whatever shape it takes PTR is all but guaranteed to come with conditions concurrently designed to ensure one's presence in Court and to protect the community while the case is open. So, even if a Cash Bond isn't ordered while one is released from Pretrial Detention one is not truly "free".

Pursuant to Article I, Section 14 of the Florida Constitution (entitled "Pretrial release and detention"): "Unless charged with a capital offense or an offense punishable by life imprisonment and the proof of guilt is evident or the presumption is great, every person charged with a crime or violation of municipal or county ordinance shall be entitled to pretrial release on reasonable conditions. If no conditions of release can reasonably protect the community from risk of physical harm to persons, assure the presence of the accused at trial, or assure the integrity of the judicial process, the accused may be detained." Per Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.131(a) (entitled "Right to Pretrial Release"): "Unless charged with a capital offense or an offense punishable by life imprisonment and the proof of guilt is evident or the presumption is great, every person charged with a crime or violation of municipal or county ordinance shall be entitled to pretrial release on reasonable conditions."

Whether you have to go out of pocket to post bond or not, unless you're represented by Court Appointed Counsel (be it by the Public Defender, Regional Counsel, or other), posting bond is the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Among the many commonly unavoidable collateral costs associated with defending a Criminal Case are:

- Financial: Typical monetary costs are expenses for bond, towing, impound fees, Legal Fees, investigative fees, expert witness fees, expenses associated with production of discovery (e.g. depositions, preparing exhibits, demonstrative aids, etcetera), court costs, fines, surcharges, fees associated with licenses and licensing and personal costs such as the possibility that one may lose a job / source of income.

- Emotional: Although they're admittedly more akin to "taxes" on the mind, body and soul, stress, anxiety, tension and trauma are also costs typically associated with a Criminal Prosecution.

- Personal: This refers to the many pronounced effects across a broad spectrum of life such as compromising one's individual, familial, academic and employment worlds as well as the echoing impact upon one's family, friends, colleagues, coworkers and others.

- Time: Noting that some cases are "Dismissed" at Arraignment the proverbial "payment" of financial, emotional and personal costs / taxes almost always occurs over a far longer period of time ranging from months to years.

Getting back to money I rhetorically ask: Does every penny count? To most of us the answer is "yes", so, if you aren't required to post a Monetary Bond then while you'll save a few bucks up front (at least the 10% premium your Limited Surety Agent / Bondsman is statutorily entitled to as a fee), from that moment until the case closes (aside alert: "closing" often extends well past the disposition date) you'll somehow still have to pay (again, not just financially). That said retaining as your Criminal Defense Lawyer will provide some degree of respite and you can take comfort in the following:

As to legal fees, approaches the subject and extends fee quotes in the same manner that we approach our business model, to wit: in a "boutique" fashion. Unlike many unscrupulous attorneys we recognize that each case and client is unique. Thus we never quote legal fees based simply upon charges; rather we quote fees only after we've reviewed all available Police Reports, met and interviewed the client, gotten as realistic a feel as possible for the facts and circumstances of the case (e.g. the nature of the charges, the possible penalties, the risks associated with the victim) and the client (e.g. Criminal History, special needs or concerns), the likely admissible evidence, the reasonable probabilities in the case, the Judge's peculiarities and proclivities, identifying and agreeing upon a realistic litigation objective and then determining how much time and effort we'll have to expend in attempting to reach the client's chosen goal. In this way will be as fair as possible to both ourselves and you, our beloved client.

As a boutique Criminal Defense Litigation Law Firm we're fiercely proud of our literal hundreds of 5-Star Client Reviews (feel free to peruse them at: https://www.avvo.com/attorneys/33181-fl-michael-haber-1281525/reviews.html ), we maintain the highest standard of excellence and provide comprehensive, personalized care with the following "truths":

- We're established in 1991;
- We've no history of professional discipline whatsoever;
- We've earned hundreds of 5-Star Client Reviews;
- We're easily reachable by phone, email or on the internet;
- We practice open, honest, direct and frequent communication;
- We take a "Global Approach" to both you and your case;
- We come to understand you and your situation;
- We adopt your interests as our own;
- We identify and secure a realistic litigation objective;
- We quote and honor a reasonable fee (in writing);
- We rapidly investigate and prepare your case;
- We concurrently prepare precautionary mitigation materials;
- We won't engage in delay, grovel, kowtow, stipulation or surrender;
- We relentlessly challenge State Witnesses and State Evidence;
- We'll highlight inconsistencies in State witnesses and evidence;
- We strategically wield the Rules of Evidence;
- We tactically manipulate the Rules of Criminal Procedure;
- We ethically employ guile to accomplish our Client's goal;
- We take advantage of any Loophole / Technicality;
- We artfully conduct Voir Dire / Jury Selection;
- We masterfully employ the art of Cross-Examination;
- We conjure and make persuasive argument;
- We'll emphasize both conflicts in and any lack of evidence;
- We'll constantly remind the Trier of Fact of their constitutional duty to afford you Due Process of Law; and
- We'll move Heaven and Earth to achieve your goal, secure your acquittal and restore your good name.

With all of that said if you care to learn more about Bail / Bond / Pretrial Release in Florida then happily offers the following information to the general public:

- "Bail, Bond and Pretrial Release in FL - a fairly definitive Legal Guide by Michael A. Haber, Esq.", published on AVVO at the following URL: https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/bail-bond-and-pretrial-release-in-fl-a-fairly-definitive-legal-guide-by-michael-a-haber-esq-

- ( 's Youtube channel / VideoFAQ) has 401 (soon to be 419) short, informative and hopefully entertaining "Webisodes" including # 352 - # 371 which specifically address PTR issues in Florida. Please watch, and if you've not yet done so then subscribe, at www.youtube.com/c/michaelhaberlaw

Should you, a friend, a loved one or even someone that you {don't particularly like but happen to} know be in a jam with the Criminal Justice System then you can rest assured that either retaining or recommending will not only reflect well on you but will provide the client with unwavering, relentless, honest advocacy.

Established in 1991 and with no history whatsoever of any form of professional discipline, is readily available to have open, honest dialogue with potential clients and to quote and honor reasonable fees after identifying a realistic litigation objective. We're proud of our unblemished, time proven record of both having our client's "6:00", 24-7-365, 360° and of providing boutique, creative, effective, unwavering and zealous , , , , , , , , , and and representation to it's clientele, primarily in , on matters ranging from DUI to and from to .

At "it's all about Reasonable Doubt"!

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08/08/2026

wishes you a Happy International Cat Day!

Not be confused with either National Cat Day (established in 2005 by Lifestyle Magazine writer Colleen Paige and observed annually on October 29th) or with either Black Cat Appreciation Day or National Black Cat Day (both of which were established in 2011 by "Cats Protection", f/k/a "The Cats Protection League", a UK organization and are respectively annually observed on August 17th and October 27th), today is International Cat Day.

ICD was created in 2002 to serve as a "day to raise awareness for cats and learn about ways to help and protect them" by a group called the International Fund for Animal Welfare. Like other "cat holidays" (bad pun warning) ICD stands on it's own four paws, being observed annually observed August 8th. In 2020 formal "custodianship" of International Cat Day passed from the International Fund for Animal Welfare to another organization called "International Cat Care", which is also a not-for-profit British organization that has strived to improve the health and welfare of all domestic cats on a worldwide level since 1958.

If you're not into cats or are disinterested because this post deals with cats (as opposed to dogs, or whales, or elephants or other animals, be them endangered or not...) you should know that the IWAF doesn't limit itself to "Felis catus"; rather it's a global non-profit with the stated purpose of "helping animals and people thrive together". They work "across seas, oceans, and in more than 40 countries around the world. We rescue, rehabilitate, and release animals, and we restore and protect their natural habitats." Per their website (please see: https://www.ifaw.org/ ): "When we rescue one animal - a house pet abandoned in a hurricane, a milk cow displaced by an earthquake, a right whale entangled in fishing line- we’re doing much more than saving a life. We’re reuniting a family. We’re restoring a community’s livelihood. We’re saving a species on the brink of extinction. We’re saving our planet. Since 2000, across six continents and the ocean, we have rescued more than 275,000 animals. That’s just a fraction of the number of animals living in distress, to be sure. But when we measure our progress, we find cause for hope."

The IWAF was founded in 1969 by Brian Davies (born in 1935 in the Welsh mining village of Tonyrefail), an animal welfare activist with the goal of ending commercial hunting of whitecoat seals on the east coast of Canada, but, as stated, it' since morphed into a global enterprise. Presently (as I type) the IWAF is working on projects in Zambia (elephants), India (restocking and re-landscaping a national park), Malawi (engineering a water supply system for animals and humans), Germany (wolves), Australia (koalas), Kilimanjaro (elephants), Canada (dogs), as well on global ocean based projects such as entangled whale rescue, stranded marine mammal rescue, ocean noise reduction, entangled seal rescue and then there are generic global initiatives such as wildlife crime prevention, big-cat captivity rescue, wildlife rescue, veterinary projects, conservation and clean-up efforts, and more. What I'm trying to say is that while today is dedicated to cats (which is fine with me, especially as in my world - e.g. that of a subservient "Cat Dad" - every day is dedicated to cats) should you choose to support IWAF then you'll be doing a mitzvah for all sorts of critters. You can engage by going to their website (link above), donating, taking action or joining (click on the "Get Involved" link for easy access to options). Now that I've buttered you up let's get back to cats, because everything always recrudesces to cats.

As to ICC their website states: "OUR MISION: A cat friendly world where each cat, owned and unowned, is treated with respect, compassion and understanding. OUR MISSION: To enable more people to act in a cat friendly way to improve cat welfare." (please see: https://icatcare.org/ ). Estimating the global number of cats at 600mil (which seems low to me but then again what do I know...) ICC takes ICD very seriously, creating annual themes, partnering with artists, veterinarians, rescuers, care givers and seeking to recruit ordinary citizens so as to "provid[e] cats with the essential resources they need to stay physically and mentally healthy in a cat friendly way." (For more on ICC's ICD intentions please see: https://icatcare.org/international-cat-day/ ) and to join, donate, fundraise or to otherwise get involved please see: https://icatcare.org/support-us/ ).

While the purpose of "unofficial cat holidays" is to raise awareness for cats, to educate humans and to protect cats, any "cat person" knows the undeniable truth, to wit: If you're a cat (and even if you're not, because frankly cats don't give a crap one way or the other), cat's are to be celebrated, cherished, treasured and worshipped every day and not merely today, on August 8th, August 17th (Black Cat Appreciation Day), October 27th (National Black Cat Day) or October 29th (National Cat Day).

For the record there's little that I enjoy more than being able to pet and play with dogs (admittedly especially big ones, and also always other people's dogs), but I remain a biased "Cat Dad" who's come to understand the truth of the matter, which is that there exists two kinds of people in this world, to wit: Those who know and respect the fact that cats are the greatest creatures to ever roam the Earth and those who better get their act together fast, before cats take over the universe, just as they have my home and heart. (Aside alert: Cats have been domesticating humans for 12,000+ years starting in "The Fertile Crescent", from 3,100 -30 B.C. Egyptians revered, honored and even dressed their cats in gold, in 1492 when "Columbus sailed the ocean blue" he did so with cats aboard, the first American Postmaster, Benjamin Franklin, employed cats to protect mail by keeping rodents at bay and Ernest Hemingway loved and his immortalized Polydactyl Cats / Hemingway Cats.) Still, I'm but one voice in a choir, and that ensemble has many far more articulate, eloquent and intelligent voices than I, so, in honor of International Cat Day I'll feature a few of those notoriously popular people's cat quotes:

- “If animals could speak, the dog would be a blundering outspoken fellow; but the cat would have the rare grace of never saying a word too much.” ~ Mark Twain (He also said: “Of all God’s creatures, there is only one that cannot be made slave of the lash. That one is the cat. If man could be crossed with the cat it would improve the man, but it would deteriorate the cat.”)

- “A cat has absolute emotional honesty: human beings, for one reason or another, may hide their feelings, but a cat does not.” ~ Ernest Hemingway

- “There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life: music and cats.” ~ Albert Schweitzer

- "My relationships with my cats has saved me from a deadly, pervasive ignorance.” ~ William S. Burroughs

- "Time spent with cats is never wasted.” ~ Sigmund Freud

ICD or not, if you have a cat (or 7) then, to pun off of the title of a Beatles' tune, today is just "A[nother] Day in the Life [of cat servitude]" and regardless of whether you pamper cats or not you can celebrate this day and concurrently help protect cats by supporting a local animal shelters.

There's little to nothing more precious than the selfless act of adoption (be it a human or a pet), but contributing to those who care for our furry displaced friends until they're blessed with a "Furever Home" is a close second, as is donating to those groups - be it money or time as a volunteer or fosterer. The Kitty Campus is near and dear to my heart as is Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation, a 501(c)3 NO KILL, volunteer based, Animal Rescue Organization that's dedicated to the most urgent abused and neglected animals - all sorts of animals not just cats - in South Florida. For your convenience I am attaching links to both below:

https://www.facebook.com/savingsagerescue
https://savingsagerescue.org
https://www.facebook.com/kittycampusmiamibeach
https://sobecatsspayandneuter.org

Remember, apart from finances (which are always needed and welcome) you can also foster or volunteer. The Kitty Campus loves cat people who are wiling to help socialize kittens and the good folks at Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation never cease in their perpetual and relentless efforts at doing so much for so many of our furry friends.

Before wrapping up I'll leave you with a few thoughts that most every cat has had and, could they speak, would unabashedly say:

- "I may be showing you my belly right now, but if you even think about touching it, I will shred your face until it falls off."

- "t’s been exactly 13 minutes since I was last fed. I can feel the icy grip of death."

- "Since you're a despicable hunter I've left a dead mouse on your pillow. You're welcome. Now feed me."

- "Look, we tried with the dog, but he’s been here 11 seconds and I think we both know it’s not going to work out."

Should you, a friend, a loved one or even someone that you {don't particularly like but happen to} know be in a jam with the Criminal Justice System then you can rest assured that either retaining or recommending will not only reflect well on you but will provide the client with unwavering, relentless, honest advocacy.

Established in 1991 and with no history whatsoever of any form of professional discipline, is readily available to have open, honest dialogue with potential clients and to quote and honor reasonable fees after identifying a realistic litigation objective. We're proud of our unblemished, time proven record of both having our client's "6:00", 24-7-365, 360° and of providing boutique, creative, effective, unwavering and zealous , , , , , , , , , and and representation to it's clientele, primarily in , on matters ranging from DUI to and from to .

At "it's all about Reasonable Doubt"!

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08/07/2026

Today's PSA of the Day has four components, to wit: How and why a DUI Investigation / BUI Investigation usually begins; Some of the things that mimic "the odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage to emanate from the driver's / captain's breath"; and both a few of the mindbogglingly stupid things that people have actually said to Police in response to the question "Have you been drinking?" and things that you can safely say to The PoPo; after which I'll offer some universal DUI / BUI "Pro-Tips".

- How and why do DUI Investigations / BUI Investigations usually begin?

Noting that the possibilities are limitless and run the gamut from a "Bad Cop" who's acting illegally / unconstitutionally to a "Stop Cop" who has a legitimate purpose, in the overwhelming majority of cases a Police Officer observes something that indicates either actual or possible impairment. This ranges from a suspicious driving / boating pattern to smelling alcohol on a vehicle / vessel operator to an inability to produce documents and or to follow instructions to observing Open Containers or "Empties". Still, the most common thing (by far) that forms Reasonable Suspicion for a LEO to initiate a Criminal Investigation is "the odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage to emanate from the driver's / captain's breath", and the hand's down best way to avoid that probability is to NOT consume any alcohol before you either assume "Actual Physical Control" of a motor vehicle or the helm (and therefore "captain") a vessel. That observed there are things that can mirror the odor of alcohol and of which you should be aware. (Aside alert: This holds equally if not more true when it comes to Interlock Ignition Devices / IIDs and Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor / SCRAM bracelets.)

- Things that can mimic "the odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage" and "emanate from the driver's / captain's breath" where no alcohol was consumed include some OTC and Rx medications, "Mouth Alcohol" from foods, mouthwashes and breath sprays, certain medical conditions and Asthma inhalers. As to each:

Many liquid Cough Syrups (both Over the Counter and Prescribed) contain Ethanol, and while that's pharmacologically distinct from drinking alcohol the smell is easily confused and by the time that a Law Enforcement Crime Lab distinguishes them (assuming that the Crime Lab ever has the opportunity to do so) you'll have already been 'cuffed, stuffed into a Squad Car, perp-walked through a Sally Port into a Jail, booked, forced to Post Bond, retain counsel and have spend months defending a Criminal Case. Further many meds (both Rx and OTC, some with warnings and others not) can cause drowsiness, slow reaction time, impaired judgment and thus can trigger a LEO's "Spidey Sense / Peter Tingle" resulting in detention, investigation and arrest even if "the odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage" is not present.

As to food, when you blow into a Breath Testing Device (e.g. Breathalyzer / Intoxilyzer or IID) after chewing on sugar-free gum (which contains Sugar Alcohols), eating some protein bars, many fermented foods (e.g. sourdough or white bread, sweet doughs and pastries containing yeast) and some ripe fruits then even if you've not consumed any actual alcohol Residual Alcohol and Fermentable Sugars can cause a "False Positive". This is so as Breath Testing Machines can mistakenly pick up trace amounts of Ethyl Alcohol that linger in your mouth. (Aside alert: I attended a DUI Seminar where the instructor proved this phenomenon by blowing into a Breath Machine, having a .000 BAC, chewing up two pieces of Wonder Bread right there on stage and 10 minutes later blowing .04 which half the legal limit).

Precisely as do the foods mentioned above many mouthwashes and breath sprays (e.g. Binaca) can both falsely mirror the smell of booze and elevate your BAC (of course this assumes recent use). Ways around that are to use alcohol-free mouthwashes and sprays (i.e. avoid products that contain Ethanol, again like Binaca - aside alert: I have nothing against Binaca and used to use it regularly), wait at least 20 minutes after use before driving or boating and drinking lots of water to dilute the Mouth Alcohol.

There are a few bona fide medical conditions (e.g. Acid Reflux / GERD and Diabetes) that either produce or regurgitate Ethanol and which can result in a False Positive BAC reading, as can the residue from certain Asthma Inhalers. As with certain medications, foods and breath-concealing compounds here too residual compounds in your airway or mouth are "trapped" and can be misidentified. For point of reference Ketoacidosis (i.e. a metabolic state where the body produces excess Ketones and Acetone and which often occurs in those with Diabetes) can result in False Breath Readings of up to .06 and using an inhaler immediately before a Breath Test can cause your BAC to read up to 0.45).

- A few of the mindbogglingly stupid things that people have actually said to a Law Enforcement Officer in response to the question "Have you been drinking?" include "It must be those damn beer-battered fish sticks", Just enough to forget my ex" and "Shouldn't you be looking for real criminals?". While there's a limitless number of "bad" things that can be said unfortunately if you smell of alcohol (or if your "normal faculties are impaired" because of "Controlled Substances" or a combination of booze and drugs - i.e. being "Cross-Faded") then anything you say is likely going to work against you, which takes us to our fourth and final component, to wit:

- Unlike things that you shouldn't say things that you can safely say when asked "Have you been drinking?" are precious few. In any Police-Citizen Encounter (surely in the DUI / BUI context) the less a citizen says is usually for the better. This isn't to suggest that when a Cop either appears at your driver's window or moors to your gunnel you shouldn't say anything at all (aside alert: some smarmy lawyers advise folks to do just that, to wit: to literally say nothing, not to speak at all and simply produce a Driver License, which in my opinion is horrible advise); rather I suggest that saying innocuous things that can neither be construed as aggressive, confrontational or hostile (e.g. addressing a Cop as "Sir" or "Ma'am" or respectfully asking why you were stopped) nor as a Confession, Admission or "Statement Against Interest" will inure to your benefit (or at least not work against your own self-interest).

So how do you answer the specific question? That's both up to you and is a game time call. All I can offer is this: You'll likely shore up an Officer's suspicion and be treated worse if you either choose to deny drinking when the odor is obvious or if you admit but try to minimize (e.g. "Yes but I only had one drink"); if you're inclined to make a non-alcoholic beverage related claim of "Mouth Alcohol" then you'd best have the documentation (be it medical or other) to prove it (aside alert" the same holds true for offering a physical disability as an excuse for refusing to take Field Sobriety Tests / FSTs); and the only guarantee that I can offer comes in the form of my following and first "Pro-Tip":

- DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE! Whether you did anything "wrong" or not a Police Officer can wind up at your driver's window or moored to your gunnel and should s/he detect the slightest whiff of alcohol then things are gonna go South for you, fast; but, if you either use a car service (e.g. Lyft, Uber, taxi, etcetera), prearrange a safe space for the night or have a Designated Driver / Designated Captain then being suspected of DUI / BUI is a "Factual Impossibility".

- PRACTICE "THE GOLDEN RULE": If Officer Friendly believes (be it true or misperceived) that you're challenging, demeaning, insulting, humiliating refusing to follow instructions (lawful or not), being defiant, uncooperative, disrespectful or profane, levying a challenge to the Officer’s authority (e.g. "I know my Rights") or engaging in any obstructive behavior then in true to life Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde fashion, Officer Unfriendly may appear. On the other hand if you "Do Unto Others" then the odds of being held in "Contempt of Cop" (i.e. being treated far more harshly than is necessary, perhaps even getting a "beat-down") and picking up "Gratuitous Charges" (e.g. Resisting Arrest and Obstruction of Justice) exponentially diminishes and the odds of being treated with respect concurrently increases.

- BE SITUATIONALLY AWARE: There's a time, place and person for everything and when it comes to Police-Citizen Encounters the time is never in the moment (it's later), the place is never on the scene (it's in a Criminal Courtroom) and the person is never you (it's your Criminal Defense Lawyer).

- : There's a solid basis for Miranda Warnings (i.e. you don't have to respond to Police questions but if you do then your words can be used against you) so the less you say to Law Enforcement the better. stands for "Shut-Up and Lawyer-Up" and created it as a simple way to remember to invoke The 5th and The 6th, thereby protecting you and making our job less complicated.

- SHOW YOUR LAWYER SOME LOVE: A Criminal Defense Lawyer inherits each case and client "as is" (e.g. we can't go back in time to prevent The PoPo from arresting you, we can't stop a Prosecutor from charging you and we can't "erase" your statements or actions before we're on the job). While we want to be your "Constitutional Champion", to "right wrongs" and ensure Due Process (i.e. that any prior mistreatment is addressed, no further injustice occurs and the full panoply of rights afforded to you by the U.S. Constitution, Laws and Rules are respected from the moment that we're hired and moving forward) if you follow the guidelines above then you'll concurrently help us to help you whilst helping yourself.

Should you, a friend, a loved one or even someone that you {don't particularly like but happen to} know be in a jam with the Criminal Justice System then you can rest assured that either retaining or recommending will not only reflect well on you but will provide the client with unwavering, relentless, honest advocacy.

Established in 1991 and with no history whatsoever of any form of professional discipline, is readily available to have open, honest dialogue with potential clients and to quote and honor reasonable fees after identifying a realistic litigation objective. We're proud of our unblemished, time proven record of both having our client's "6:00", 24-7-365, 360° and of providing boutique, creative, effective, unwavering and zealous , , , , , , , , , and and representation to it's clientele, primarily in , on matters ranging from DUI to and from to .

At "it's all about "!

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