DUI Bail Bonds Florida
Verify custody and time-sensitive details through the responsible court or detention agency.
Florida Statutes § 316.193(9) restricts release after a DUI arrest until at least one of three statutory conditions is satisfied. The statute does not promise release at a particular time; booking, other holds, court requirements, and facility processing can add time.
Official sources
Reviewed August 31, 2026. Laws, court orders, and agency procedures can change; verify the current rule before acting.
Key Information to Review
The Release Process
Locate the record
Use the county’s official inmate-search resource and confirm the person’s identifying details.
Read the custody status
Check the listed charges, bond status, court information, and any hold shown by the agency.
Confirm directly
Call the detention facility or court for time-sensitive information; do not rely on an estimated release time.
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Quick Answers
Does Florida always impose an eight-hour DUI hold?
Section 316.193(9) lists three alternative conditions. Release may occur when any applicable statutory condition is met, but other legal or administrative holds may still apply.
Can anyone guarantee the release time?
No. The detention agency and court control custody and release processing.