If you operate an automobile in a public area while intoxicated, you can be charged and convicted under Texas DWI laws. A lawful Texas DWI arrest can have civil and/or administrative consequences, such as suspension of your driver’s license, even if you are not convicted. A conviction for DWI in Texas will result in the […]
Most people believe you cannot receive a DWI without driving. However, according to the DWI laws in Texas, officers can arrest and charge you for DWI even when you are not driving an automobile. Moreover, law enforcement can charge you with DWI in Texas, even if you are not present inside the vehicle. Although this […]
Drivers should have a basic understanding of the implied consent law in Texas so that they know what to do when they are pulled over for suspected drunk driving. DWI in Texas is subject to this law, which is a part of the Texas Transportation Code. Under this law, when you are issued a driver’s […]
Violent crimes directed towards a household or family member are considered domestic violence. We explore the definitions of family under Texas law.
A police officer may request a voluntary blood test for DWI in Texas if they have lawfully arrested you on the suspicion of drunk driving. You have a right to refuse to give a blood sample. But if you do so, the police may obtain a search warrant from a judge to get your blood […]
When you are facing criminal charges in Texas, you might not be convicted. One of the options available in certain situations is deferred adjudication.
In the course of a traffic stop, an officer may say, “Sir/ma’am, I’m going to ask you now to follow me over here. I’m going to do some tests to check if you’re okay to drive.” Those dreaded words often preface field sobriety tests for a DWI. You’ve seen them on cop shows or heard […]
Putting up your legal defense on your own can be challenging. Hire a Houston criminal defense attorney who will build a strong defense strategy.
Texas breath alcohol testing regulations fall within the ambit of the state’s “implied consent” law. Under this law, any driver lawfully arrested for a DWI offense must decide whether to submit to chemical testing to determine their Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) level or the presence of intoxicating drugs in their body system. The law enforcement […]
