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In Florida, police can’t randomly stop cars for no reason. But boats? That’s a different story. Florida's Fish and Wildlife Commission can stop your boat—no probable cause required—to check your fishing license, safety equipment, and registration. The rules that protect drivers from random stops don’t apply to the water. If you’re out for a day of fun on the Keys or any of Florida’s beautiful waterways, remember that Fish and Wildlife officers can board your vessel without the usual Fourth Amendment constraints you’d expect in a traffic stop. Surprised? You’re not alone.

I’ve been defending folks in Central Florida for over 31 years, taking on cases from BUI (Boating Under the Influence) to every other charge you can imagine. If you’re facing trouble because of a so-called “random” boat stop, call my office for help. And if you’re here just for the knowledge, that’s great—please support us by liking, subscribing, or hitting any positive button you see.

The Law Office of John Guidry, P.A.
(407) 423-1117
320 N Magnolia Ave, Ste B1
Orlando, Florida 32801


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