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: Tampa DUI LawyerTampa DUI to Videotape or Not to Videotape
By W.F. "Casey" Ebsary Jr., Esq.
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Not all Tampa DUI stops are videotaped. However where there is a Violation of mandatory videotaping policy, one court ruled that dismissal of a DUI charge was appropriate where the cops failed to adhere to mandatory videotaping policy. An appeals court ruled that where the court records showed that the deputy had previously stated that he ''chose not to'' record certain traffic stops and if theFull post as published by Tampa DUI Lawyer on July 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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