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Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a grave offense in Texas, with the state taking a stringent stance against those who repeatedly endanger lives on the road. As the number of offenses increases, so do the penalties. This article delves into the severe consequences faced by individuals convicted of a third DWI in Texas. Read more
If you or someone you care about has been charged with drunk driving, we know you have a lot of questions. Most people have never been through the criminal process and thus have no idea what to expect when they appear in court. Each county has its own set of policies and procedures. Read more
Many Texans want to know if you can successfully defend against a DWI charge.
The answer is, you can, but probably not without hiring a DUI attorney.
First and foremost, you need to hire an experienced, qualified DWI attorney as early as possible in your case. Read more
Nearly every Texan has heard of, and knows a bit about, Texas’s “Open Container” laws. Below we will take a look at the Open Container laws and discuss some potential penalties.
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Section 49.031(b) of the Texas Penal Code codifies the charge of “Possession of Alcoholic Beverages in a Motor Vehicle.” This is Texas’s Open Container law. Read more
A common source of confusion in Texas is the difference between a DWI and a DUI.
Texans often use the two terms interchangeably. However, the two offenses are largely dissimilar. Below we will take a look at how the two offenses differ. Read more
Most Texans do not realize that if you refuse to take a breath or blood alcohol test in Texas, the Texas Department of Public Safety (“DPS”) can automatically revoke your driver’s license.
If you refused a test and were arrested for a DWI, you typically find yourself facing two separate cases: the criminal DWI case the State is bringing and the Administrative License Revocation (ALR) case brought brought by the DPS.