Here’s how Florida ‘Super Speeder’ cases are resolved after arrests

Nearly 10 months after Florida’s “Super Speeder” law took effect, court records reviewed by News 6 show outcomes for accused drivers have ranged from additional jail time and fines to at least one jury acquittal. Under the state’s dangerous, excessive speeding law, motorists accused of exceeding the posted speed limit by 50 miles per hour or threatening people or property by driving faster than 100 miles per hour can be immediately arrested.