DWI

You have the right to remain silent if you are arrested for a DWI in Texas. You also have the right not to willingly comply with every request made by a police officer. For example, a person has the right to refuse to submit to a breathalyzer. Even though you are refusing, remember to still…

In Texas, the criminal penalties of a DWI conviction make it worse than a DUI conviction. DUI charges can escalate to DWI charges depending on the case’s circumstances, especially if the offense involves: An accident that caused an injury or fatality A high blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level Multiple offenses in addition to the DUI…

A DWI stays on your record permanently in Texas unless you can get it expunged or sealed. With a DWI on your record, anyone who runs a criminal background check on you will be able to see it, including: Employers Landlords Homeowners’ associations Potential business partners A DWI defense lawyer from our law firm can help…

When a driver is convicted on a DWI (driving while intoxicated) charge, one common sentencing measure is probation. This is a period assigned in court where an individual is subject to DWI probation requirements that could include community service, sobriety checks, forfeiture of license, and even a device to lock the ignition of a vehicle.…

If you were arrested on a charge of DWI in Dallas, it is possible to beat these charges depending on your case’s details. Even if you failed a sobriety test, there could be circumstances that allow your case to be thrown out. It could be helpful to review your situation with a legal expert in…

When a law enforcement officer makes an arrest based on the suspicion of someone driving under the influence, they are still required to conduct themselves in a legal and fair manner. Common mistakes that police make in a DWI arrest, such as sobriety test administration errors, can affect the outcome of a case. If you…