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Underage drinking and driving in Texas
In our state, drunk driving is called driving while intoxicated or DWI, but DWI laws are different for those underage. Maybe, a teenage drinker does not feel drunk, or even intoxicated. Maybe, that same teenage drinker is then pulled over, and blows a 0.03 blood...
Do I have to take a Breathalyzer test if asked?
You might be driving home after a few drinks at a party when you see red and blue lights flashing in your rearview mirror. You pull over, hoping the police will drive by your vehicle in pursuit of another motorist. Unfortunately, no, they stop behind you and the next...
What penalties can I face in Texas for a DWI?
The penalties and consequences for driving while intoxicated (DWI) can be significant in Texas for drivers who are pulled over a charged with a DWI. As a result, accused drivers should understand what they are facing and how to defend themselves against DWI charges....
The Elements of a Negligence-Based Personal Injury Case
After an accident that causes a personal injury, a victim may be tired, confused, and worried about the future. Whether their accident involved a car crash, a slip-and-fall, or any other form of harm, they may have concerns about how they will pay their bills and make...
Auto theft leads to guns, drugs and money laundering charges
When an alleged crime is committed, police seek to apprehend the accused. In the course of an arrest, however, authorities may uncover additional evidence that may shed light on other potential crimes. This could evolve into a much more serious situation for the...
Pursuing an aggressive criminal defense strategy
The immediate aftermath of an arrest can be a confusing time for Texas residents. After all, most people never have any contact with the criminal justice system in the first place, let alone being arrested and carted off to jail. However, if arrestees are able to...
Can my criminal record be expunged?
As those charged with a crime, arrested or acquitted are probably aware, a criminal record can affect every aspect of a Texas resident’s life. Finding a job, getting into college or even finding a place to live can be very difficult. What many may not know is that it...
Blood Alcohol Concentration as the Basis of a DWI Conviction
Drunk driving charges are pursued by prosecutors through the presentation of evidence to support legal claims. In Texas, a variety of different sources of evidence may be used to show that a driver was allegedly intoxicated while operating their vehicle. The results...
Texas Statute of Limitations Can Affect Victims’ Rights to Sue
The aftermath of a serious motor vehicle accident can be difficult on a victim and their family. When a crash causes a victim significant personal injury, they may have to make substantial changes to the way that they approach engaging in their life activities. If...
Steps to take if you’re pulled over for suspicion of DWI
You're driving down the road, paying attention like you always do, when you hear police sirens and see lights in your rearview mirror. You hope that the officer passes you by, but you worry that you may indeed be the one on their radar. If you're pulled over for...