69O-176.007. Reasonable Proof in Conjunction with Driving While under the Influence of Alcohol or Narcotic Drugs

Effective on Tuesday, December 24, 1974

1The words “reasonable proof” as used in Section 9627.736(4)(b), 10Florida Statutes, are interpreted to mean that where there is a pending charge for driving while under the influence of alcohol or narcotic drugs, companies may withhold Personal Injury Protection payments as to such persons, until final disposition of such charge.

51Specific Authority 53624.308(1) FS. 55Law Implemented 57624.307(1), 58627.736(4)(b) FS. 60History–New 12-8-71, Repromulgated 12-24-74, Formerly 4-27.08, 4-27.008, 4-176.007.

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