Your Orlando FL DUI lawyer needs your cooperation when getting your case ready to present in a court of law, and so you have to relay all of the information you have to them. One of the most relevant pieces of information to your case is your behavior when you were pulled over and received your DUI charge. This comprises the amount of evidence they have proving that you were drunk, and sometimes it is weak and other times it is strong. Here are some forms this evidence comes in.

• Your speech changes, such as when you slur it or when you switch your words around and end up speaking nonsense.
• Your driving is wild, such as when you go in one lane and out the other, drive with your lights off, go over or under the speed limit, or just act weird in general.
• You appear as if you are drunk or have been drinking, such as if your clothes smell like alcohol, your eyes are red, and you are otherwise messed up looking.
• When the police officer asks you to perform a simple task, such as walk in a straight line or sing your alphabet, you don’t do it right.
• When asked how much you have had to drink, you answer with a number that doesn’t make you sound good.
• You are given a test for BAC, such as a blood test, and your level comes out over the legal limit.