Miranda Rights and Warnings - Jonathan Blecher, P.A.

Most people have heard of the statements an officer makes during an arrest: "You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can be used against you in court..." and so on. However, what most people do not know is that there is a difference between Miranda rights and Miranda warnings. While you are already guaranteed Miranda rights by the Constitution, Miranda warnings are what police officers are required to give and advise you of before any custodial interrogation.
I am Attorney Jonathan Blecher, and I am a criminal defense lawyer in the Miami-Dade County area. Throughout my career, I have successfully defended more than 3,000 DUI cases, and I have been featured on numerous media outlets including ABC, NBC and 60 Minutes. I am incredibly familiar with the Florida criminal justice system, and if you have any questions involving Miranda rights, warnings, or related DUI topics, I am here to assist you. Do not hesitate to call my firm today at [phone] to get your DUI questions answered!