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Refusing a Blood or Breath Test In Texas, the “implied consent” law means that you consent toa test to determine the amount of alcohol in your system. The law measures intoxication by the blood-alcohol content (BAC) percentage. A…
Read MoreKnow Your Rights One of the first things you need to do if you want to have any chance offighting a DWI in Houston, is you need to understand and exercise your legal rights. The law does not…
Read MoreExpunging a DWI Can Help Your Future After you are convicted of a DWI, it is essential to eventually seek an expungement. A DWI will go on your criminal record, which potential employers can access whenever you are…
Read MoreA DWI charge means that if you have a blood alcohol content of .08% or above while behind the wheel, you can get arrested for a DWI. In Texas, there are no alternatives or lesser charges to…
Read MoreIt is always to your benefit to hire a DWI attorney to handle your case. Someone who has a background in the court system understands how plea bargains work, and is able to weed through the complicated administrative…
Read MoreBeing pulled over for a suspected DWI can be a very humbling experience. If an officer suspects you have been driving while intoxicated it is highly likely you may find yourself being placed under arrest before you even…
Read MoreThanksgiving weekend is one of the most popular weeks for Thanksgiving DWI arrests within the year. This is because many individuals will enjoy a glass of wine or two with dinner and then consume beer while watching football.…
Read MoreSome states don’t recognize vehicular homicide as its own specific crime, but Texas is one of the states that will uphold this specific offense. In the state of Texas, a person who is convicted of vehicular homicide faces…
Read MoreWith the holidays approaching, law enforcement will be on high alert for the increased number of drivers who are operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Do not let a DWI ruin your holiday, drinking and driving during the…
Read MorePlease keep in mind that the DWI reinstatement fee only needs to be paid if you lose your license. The main reasons a person loses their driver’s license in Texas for a DWI is because they lost their ALR…
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