• ContentAdministrative License Revocation in Texas

    When a person is charged with certain offenses in Texas such as driving or boating while intoxicated, he or she may have his or her driver’s license suspended or revoked through an administrative process. This process is independent of any separate criminal prosecution on the matter.

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  • ContentConsequences of Refusing a Breathalyzer Test in Texas

    Texas law enforcement officers may give a Breathalyzer to individuals whom they suspect of drinking and driving. The results of this test are often used to help establish a criminal defendant’s guilt of driving while intoxicated. In order to avoid providing such evidence that may ultimately be used against the defendant, the suspect may decide to refuse to take such a test. However, there may be consequences for refusal.

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  • ContentThree Advantages to Being Sentenced to Jail Instead of Probation for DWI

    If you and your attorney have analyzed your case and determined that it is not one that is suitable for pleading not guilty and going to trial then you must next start thinking about punishment options. The two main options are jail vs. probation. Let’s face it nobody wants to go to jail. But, sometimes it is more advantageous to go to jail for a DWI than it is to do probation. Each situation has to be analyzed. There are no one size fits all solutions.

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  • ContentTexas’ Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Laws - What You Should Know

    Texas has some of the strictest DWI laws on the books. You should understand what you’re facing if you choose to drink and drive while in Texas.

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  • ContentCan You Get a DWI for Riding a Horse While Drunk in Texas?

    Texas is pretty clear on its law for driving while intoxicated. But where does Texas stand on riding a horse while intoxicated?

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  • ContentReasonable Suspicion in DWI Cases

    Law enforcement officers are adamant about cracking down on drunk drivers. But what is considered reasonable suspicion when making those stops? Reasonable suspicion can be complicated in DWI cases, but officers must believe some form of criminal activity has taken place before a stop can be made.

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  • ContentWhat Is the Difference Between DWI and DUI in Texas?

    Do you know the difference between a DUI and DWI? In Texas, these terms have two very different meanings, and it’s important that you know what they are.

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