No, Florida can charge you with a subsequent DUI, which requires a more serious offense. Therefore, prior DUI’s are always kept on record, because ultimately, in Florida, the more DUI’s you acquire, the more serious the penalty. In fact, after three arrests, you can be charged with felony DUI in Florida, so they keep an adequate record of your DUI convictions throughout your entire life.
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