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ALR Hearing and Suspended License Lawyer in Dallas, Tx

A violation for driving while intoxicated (DWI), even if it is a first offense, automatically leads to driver’s license suspension. Protect your driving privileges, your driving record and your rights by working with an experienced ALR (Administrative License Revocation) hearing and license suspension lawyer. At the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg in Dallas, we provide skilled, effective representation by our professional DUI attorneys in Dallas for adults and young people charged with DWI or with suspended licenses.

How to Win an ALR Hearing or Suspended License after DWI?

Contact the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg to find out how our Dallas Criminal Defense lawyers can help you.

Attorney Randall Isenberg, the founder and lead lawyer at our firm, has practiced law for more than 30 years. Having served as both a senior chief felony prosecutor and as a state district judge, he fully understands the legal process and the strategies utilized by opposing counsel.

His extensive qualifications include board certification by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, admittance to practice in front of the United States Supreme Court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, and certification by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. As a member of the National College of DWI Defense and as one of the few DWI trial lawyers in Texas, Attorney Isenberg is exceptionally qualified to handle your suspended license case.

Retaining Your Driving Privileges

From the date of your arrest for drunk driving (DUI), you have 15 days to request an Administrative License Revocation (ALR) hearing. If you miss the deadline, it can be more difficult to avoid license suspension. An ALR hearing provides the opportunity for you to petition to keep your license or petition for an occupational driver’s license if your license is suspended.

In your defense, a suspended license hearing provides our legal team the opportunity to gather evidence to build for your criminal case. We use the hearing as a discovery tool and strategic attack on the state’s evidence for both DWI and Dallas traffic violation cases. By examining the whether or not the arresting officer had reasonable suspicion to pull a car over, we can develop the facts necessary to support a suppression motion at trial.

If it becomes clear after the ALR hearing that we do not have the necessary evidence to build a winning defense, we can use the period between the ALR hearing and the DWI trial to negotiate a plea agreement.

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If you have been charged with drunk driving, one of the most important pieces of evidence is the result of your blood test or breath test. When you step into court in Dallas, Texas, you want a breathalyzer and blood test defense lawyer who understands the blood tests and breath tests used.

At RB Isenberg, our Dallas criminal defense lawyers have unique and first-hand experience with Texas’s breath test machines.

What Can a Breathalyzer and Blood Test Defense Lawyer do for You?

Contact the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg to Find Out.

Our law firm owns both models of the Intoxilyzer 5000, the machine used in Texas to test someone suspected of drunk driving. We know how they work and we know how easy it is to get false results.

In some cases, we can attack a high BAC reading through challenging the experience or credentials of the machine operator, in others we can challenge the maintenance and condition of the machine itself. A reliable gas chromatograph costs, used for blood testing, about $100,000, but some law enforcement officials use an $8,500 Breathalyzer. You get what you pay for.

Fighting toxicology reports is a highly effective strategy for DWI defense and felony DWI charges. We have won DWI cases involving BAC as high as .27 by challenging toxicology reports. Having taught CLE courses on winning strategies in DWI defense for years, attorney Isenberg understands the details of these tests, such as false positives for toluene and alkaloids generated by special diets and medication.

Texas DWI Blood Tests

We can use similar methods to build a defense for cases involving blood samples. Working with forensic experts, we will compare the conduct, analysis, and storage of blood samples in your situation to the practices necessary for safe and reliable results.

Paying close attention to blood and breath tests even comes in handy when evidence of guilt in a DWI is beyond question. Cases involving a BAC over .15 normally result in a mandatory ignition interlock installed at the defendant’s expense. Even shaving a few points off the initial BAC reading can make a significant difference in the consequences of a DWI conviction.

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If you or someone you love has been charged with a sex crime in Dallas, our criminal defense team is here to help. Whether you are facing sexual assault, solicitation of a minor, or other charges, our Dallas sex crime lawyer can work with you to build a solid defense and protect your rights.

A sex conviction in Dallas comes with severe consequences and collateral damage that can affect the rest of your life. Depending on the charges, you may have to register as a convicted sex offender in Texas. At the Dallas Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, our Dallas criminal defense lawyers handle all types of sex crime cases. We offer free and confidential consultations, so you can discuss your case with us today.

Types of Sex Crime Cases We Handle in Dallas

If you are charged with a sex crime in Dallas, your world may feel like it has been turned upside down. Your family, career, and reputation are on the line. This is not a battle you should attempt to face on your own. You need a criminal defense team with proven experience handling sex crime cases such as:

Solicitation
Prostitution
Indecent Exposure
Disorderly Conduct
Sexual Assault
Sexual Misconduct
Possession of Child Pornography

While some of these charges are misdemeanors, others can be upgraded to a felony based on your prior criminal history and past convictions. A Dallas sex crime attorney at the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can investigate your case, look for any discrepancies, and work to get the charges against you reduced or dropped.

Penalties You Could Face If Convicted of a Sex Crime in Dallas

The penalties you could face if convicted of a sex crime in Dallas vary depending on the severity of the charges and if you have any prior convictions. Under Texas Penal Code Chapter 21 § 21.08(a), a charge of indecent exposure is considered a Class B misdemeanor which could mean up to six months in jail and a fine of $2,000.

But if you are convicted of indecency with a child (under the age of 17) per Texas Penal Code Chapter 21 § 21.11(a), that is considered a third-degree felony punishable by two to 10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine.

Whatever charges you face, we believe that every one of our clients deserves a dignified defense. A Dallas sex crime lawyer will work with you to determine the best course of action and try to minimize the damage this type of charge can do to your life. Once you hire us to represent you, our goal is to get the charges against you dismissed.

A Sex Crimes Attorney Will Work to Build a Solid Defense on Your Behalf

As a former State District Trial Judge and Senior Chief Felony Prosecutor, Attorney Randall B. Isenberg has sat on both sides of the bench. His 30+ years of experience in the courtroom has led to his success as a Dallas defense attorney. Mr. Isenberg understands the delicate and difficult nature of being faced with a sex crime and believes that every client is innocent until proven guilty.

The Law Offices of Randall J. Isenberg can construct a defense that may include:

Entrapment (would police conduct cause a reasonable person in the same situation to commit the same offense)
Your alibi for the date and time the offense occurred
Mistaken identity

Our Dallas sex crime lawyer will analyze the details of the police report to ensure the arrest did not violate your constitutional rights. We leave no stone unturned in our pursuit of justice. We can discuss defense strategy during your free initial consultation.

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Our Case Results Show Our Commitment to the Best Possible Outcome

When it comes to defending clients against sex crimes, whether they are misdemeanors or felonies, our case results speak volumes. Here are some of the outcomes we have obtained for our past clients:

Sex Assault Violence – Deferred
Possession of Child Pornography – Deferred Probation
Online Solicitation of Minor – Deferred Probation
Prostitution (Misdemeanor B) – Dismissed
Indecency with a Child (Felony) – Not Guilty by Bench Trial

What Our Past Clients Have to Say About Our Firm?

The testimonials we have received on Google demonstrate our commitment and dedication to our clients. Here are just a few examples:

“The Isenberg law offices are filled with professionals who take every case and client seriously, as if they’re going up to bat for their own family members. Our family will look only to Isenberg whenever we need a great lawyer.” – Christopher
“There’s a reason Randall Isenberg was listed among the “Best Lawyers in Dallas” by D Magazine. He truly is at the top in his field. Having true representation by a former state district judge, with all his experience, was worth every penny I spent on my defense. I’ve seen friends sold down the river by court-appointed attorneys, and I thank God that I didn’t have to take that path.” – Arnold
“Thank you, Randall for getting my charges reduced. I went from facing decades in prison to probation. I can’t tell you how much that means to me, my wife, and kids. I’ll be happy to refer your law firm to anyone wanting an outstanding attorney.” – Erick

Our team is passionate about protecting your rights and reputation as we work to get the sex crime charges against you reduced or dismissed.

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Call a Dallas Sex Crime Lawyer Today

If you or a loved one is facing a sex crime charge in Dallas, do not take this situation lightly. If convicted, your rights are at stake, and your reputation can be tarnished forever.

Call (214) 696-9253 today for your free initial consultation. The sooner you call us, the sooner our Dallas sex crime lawyer can get to work on your case.

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Dallas Probation Violation Lawyer

In Texas, there are serious consequences for a probation violation. If you face accusations that you violated the terms of your probation, you want a probation violation attorney who can help you take swift and assertive action, doing everything possible to keep you out of jail.

Our office can provide you with a Dallas probation violation lawyer to protect your rights and keep you from being mistreated by the system. The sooner you get in touch with one of our Dallas criminal defense lawyers, the sooner we can start defending you.

What Can the Right Defense Do for Your Dallas Probation Violation Case?

With 30 years of criminal law experience in Texas, attorney Randall B. Isenberg has built a strong working relationship with colleagues from all areas of the criminal justice system. This gives him a unique perspective from which to start building your defense.

What can we do to help you avoid a probation violation conviction? A lawyer from our Dallas office may take some or all of the following actions, depending on the specifics of your case.

Investigate the alleged violation: We can talk to you and potential witnesses, and we can collect documentary evidence to show you did not violate probation.
Examine the prosecution’s evidence: Our team can look over what information the prosecution is basing its accusations on. This way, if their evidence has a weakness or was obtained illegally, we can use that against them.
Attend meetings: If possible, we can sit down with the judge and the prosecution and come to a satisfactory agreement without having to put you through the trouble and trauma of a hearing or a trial.
Defend you in court: We are passionate courtroom advocates. We can figure out how to present your case in a way that the jury may find persuasive.

In these cases, we believe it is important to be proactive. We can help arrange court-ordered services and commitments, get restitution payments back on track, and make up for any missed obligations. We understand how to intervene effectively on both technical violations and on behalf of clients who have been arrested on new charges.

To get started, everyone is welcome to call us at any time for a free consultation.

What Happens if Someone Violates Their Probation in Dallas?

If the court suspects an individual of violating their probation, they may be brought before a judge to defend themselves against the charge, according to TX Code of Criminal Procedure Article 51.13 § 13. If found guilty, you may be compelled to serve your sentence behind bars instead of in the community. Going to jail means you:

Will be unable to go to work and may lose your job: This means missing out on income that you depend on to support your family and pay court fees.
Will be separated from loved ones: Serving probation means you can live at home throughout your sentence. Meanwhile, jails are designed to keep people away from their families, friends, and support systems.
May experience mental health problems: The isolation and unpleasantness of life behind bars can have serious, long-term consequences for your health.

Our Firm Offers Legal Support and Guidance

At Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, we know how scary it can be to have to face the prospect of a jail sentence. Our team strives to ease our clients’ burdens as much as possible by:

Answering all questions: Our clients are always free to contact us if they have questions. We will spend as much time with you as necessary to address your concerns.
Offering advice as requested: It can be hard to figure out how to handle a probation violation case, but we are here to help you sort through the options.
Bringing a professional perspective: An accusation can make you feel angry, defensive, or hurt. Our team will view your case with an objective eye so that you understand what is happening and can react appropriately.
Keeping you updated: You do not have to worry about whether important things are happening without your knowledge. We always keep clients in the loop.

What Is Probation?

Per Dallas County, probation is a way for people convicted of a crime to serve out their sentence without having to go to jail. In Texas, it is also called community supervision. Probation may involve:

Paying restitution to the victims of a criminal action
Paying court fees to reimburse the legal system for the cost of prosecuting you
Performing acts that benefit the community, such as cleaning public spaces or collecting charitable donations
Checking in regularly with a probation officer to ensure you are following the rules
Attending court-ordered classes relevant to the criminal action, such as driver safety classes in DWI cases

The original conviction remains on the books when the person is on probation, but the sentence is suspended. In other words, as long as you successfully complete probation, you can usually avoid serving time. Other than following the terms of your probation, your life can pretty much go on as before.

If something happens that your probation officer thinks is a probation violation, you could get arrested and taken to court. While you are there, you must answer to a judge about the allegations. It can be humiliating to get arrested at work or where your friends or family can witness the event.

We Handle Many Types of Dallas Probation Cases

Probation may be available to those convicted of relatively minor crimes. In the past, Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg has handled probation violation cases in relation to:

Driving with a suspended license
Making terror threats
Tampering with government records or documents
Possession of a controlled substance
Driving while intoxicated (DWI)
Theft, robbery, and burglary
Fraudulent use or possession of an ID

Violations of community supervision or probation can take many forms, including:

Missing a meeting with your probation officer
Falling behind on fee or restitution payments
Failing to appear for court-ordered classes or duties

We understand what courts, prosecutors, and probation officers need to see and hear from our clients in order to protect the state’s interests. Equally important, we know how to effectively communicate that information. We can show that you are getting the support, treatment, and counseling necessary to keep you on the right track.

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Testimonials from Our Clients

Reading what our clients say about the services they received from our law office is a great way to evaluate and choose between law firms. Here are a few examples of the testimonials from our clients:

2021 – After getting deferred probation after my DWI, I’m more than happy to leave a positive review for the law offices of Randall Isenberg. Brittany and Randy really took care of me and gave me a second chance. ~ Melissa
2020 – I was in jail for 6 months and I was facing 20 years in prison on three felony charges. I had lost hope and faced years in prison. However, Mr. Isenberg and his team got two of my charges dismissed and on the 3rd one I was placed on probation on deferred probation. I am so thankful for Mr. Isenberg and his team. If anyone is facing years in prison, look no further and call the Law Office of Randall Isenberg, the best of best! You will not regret it. I am a free man. Thanks to this awesome law firm. ~ Victor
2021 – Thanks Randall for getting my charges reduced. I went from facing decades in prison to probation. I can’t tell you how much that means to me, my wife, and kids. My world was destroyed, and the experience has humbled me to be the best driver I can possibly be. I’ll be happy to refer your law firm to anyone wanting an outstanding attorney. ~ Erick

You can read many more glowing reviews on our website.

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Quick Action Can Make All the Difference in a Dallas Probation Violation Case

If a judge decides that you violated any of your probation’s terms, you could get hauled straight to jail from the courtroom. The consequences of a probation violation can be immediate and harsh.

The minute something happens that you think might get you into trouble with your probation, you should pick up the phone and call our office. In these situations, it is better to be proactive than to cross your fingers and hope that nothing bad happens.

The judge and prosecutor will likely be more cooperative and less likely to “throw the book at you” if you deal with the situation right away. Often, a probation violation is a simple mistake or misunderstanding about what you are supposed to do to stay in compliance with the probation terms.

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We Can Build Your Dallas Probation Violation Defense

If you stand accused of violating your probation, the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg wants to help. A probation violation lawyer from our firm will evaluate your case, determine what can be done about it, and take action to protect your rights. Contact us today to get started with a free case review. We proudly serve the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

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Here’s what Dallas DWI lawyer, Randall B. Isenberg, does for the cases he takes on:

September 2024
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI probation Violation State’s Motion to Revoke Probation was Withdrawn and Client was Discharged from Probation
DWI 2nd Dismissed after Completing Divert Program

August 2024
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI w/Minor Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Dismissed
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation

July 2024
DWI 2ND Dismissed
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation

June 2024
DWI w/Child Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation

May 2024
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation

April 2024
DWI 2ND Reduced to a Class B
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction and Placed on Deferred
DWI Case Dismissed
DWI Reduced to a Class C and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation

March 2024
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation

February 2024
DWI Placed on Deferred probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a class B misdemeanor and placed on Deferred probation
DWI Placed on Deferred probation
DWI .15 Case was reduced to a Class B misdemeanor
DWI 3rd probation violation State’s motion to revoke probation was withdrawn and client was continued on probation
DWI Entered Veteran’s Court and case was Dismissed
DWI Entered Veteran’s Court and case was Dismissed

January 2024
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduce to Class B
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B

December 2023
DWI Motion to re-hear Motion for Speedy Trial was granted and case was Dismissed
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 3rd Dismissed
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation

November 2023
DWI Placed on Deferred probation
DWI .15 Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Open Container Motion for Speedy Trial Granted and case was Dismissed
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial Granted and case was Dismissed

October 2023
DWI with Child Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI 3rd Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Case was rejected by the District Attorney’s Office
DWI Motion to Suppress was granted and case was Dismissed
DWI 2ND Reduced to a DWI .15
DWI .15 Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B

September 2023
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Dismissed
DWI .15 Dismissed
DWI 2ND Reduced to DWI 1ST .15
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2ND Reduce to a DWI .15
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial Granted and case Dismissed
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B
DWI 2ND Reduced to a Class B
DWI Case rejected by the District Attorney’s Office
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation

August 2023
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B
DWI Case was rejected by the District Attorney’s Office
DWI 3rd Dismissed
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probatio
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation

July 2023
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Class A Reduced to a Class B
DWI 2ND Class A Reduced to a Class B
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial was granted, and case Dismissed
DWI 2ND Class A Reduced to a Class B
DWI 2ND Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2ND Class A Reduced to a Class B
DWI Probation Violation State’s Motion to Revoke Probation was withdrawn, and client was continued on probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway

June 2023
DW1 3rd Reduced to a misdemeanor
DWI Dismissed
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial was granted, and case was Dismissed
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation

May 2023
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial Granted and case Dismissed
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI w/Child Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2ND Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation

April 2023
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred P robation
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial granted, and case was Dismissed
DWI 2ND Reduced to a DWI .15
DWI Open Container Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation

March 2023
DWI 3RD Probation Violation State’s Motion to Revoke Probation was withdrawn, and Client was discharged from probation
DWI w/Child Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor

February 2023
DWI 3rd Placed on Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation

January 2023
DWI 3rd No Billed
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2ND Reduced to a DWI .15

December 2022
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Dismissed
DWI .15 Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation

November 2022
DWI Motion to Suppress was Granted and case was Dismissed
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B
DWI .15 Placed on Deferred
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway

October 2022
DWI 3RD Case was reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B
DWI w/Open Container Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2ND Reduced to a Class B and Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Dismissed
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B

September 2022
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway
DWI 2nd Reduced to an Obstruction of a Roadway

August 2022
DWI 3rd Placed on probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2ND Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI P/V State’s Motion to Revoke Probation was withdrawn, and client was continued on probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Motion to Suppress Granted and case was Dismissed

July 2022
DWI 3rd Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI p/v State’s Motion to revoke probation was withdrawn and Defendant was continued on probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Open Container Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway

June 2022
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 3RD probation Viol. Motion to revoke probation was withdrawn and defendant was continued on probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor

May 2022
DWI 3rd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class C
DWI .15 Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3RD Placed on probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2ND Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor

April 2022
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2ND Reduced to a Class B
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI 2ND Reduced to a Class B
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Deferred Probation

March 2022
DWI .15 Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B and placed on Deferred Probation
DWI P/V State’s Motion to Revoke Probation was Denied, and Defendant was Discharged from Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Deferred Probation
DWI Dismissed
DWI Deferred Probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial Granted and Case Dismissed

February 2022
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd or More Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B
DWI .15 Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B
DWI Dismissed
DWI Accepted into the Pretrial Diversion Program and Case Dismissed
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Deferred Probation

January 2022
DWI probation violation Motion to Revoke probation withdrawn and defendant was discharged from probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI 3rd probation violation Motion to Revoke probation withdrawn and defendant was continued on probation
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor and Placed on Deferred Probation
DWI Deferred Probation

December 2021
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI 2ND Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Deferred Probation
DWI Deferred Probation

November 2021
DWI Dismissed
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Trial Before the Judge and Defendant was found Not Guilty
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI 2nd Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway

October 2021
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial Granted and Case Dismissed
DWI 2nd Reduced to Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Motion for Speedy Trial Granted and Case DismissedDWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI probation Violation Motion to Revoke Probation Withdrawn and Defendant was discharged from probation
DWI 2nd Motion for Speedy Trial Granted and Case Dismissed
DWI 2nd Completed Veterans Court and Case Dismissed
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor

September 2021
DWI .15 Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor

August 2021
DWI .24 Blood Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI .15 Motion for Speedy Trial Granted Case Dismissed
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Reduced to a DWI First
DWI .17 Blood Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Dismissed
DWI .15 Reduced to a Class B Misdemeanor
DWI Trial Before the Judge and found Not Guilty
DWI .18 Blood Deferred Probation

DWI Cases and Results in Texas

July 2021
DWI 3RD Entered into VET Court and case dismissed
DWI .21 Blood Reduced to Class B
DWI 2nd Dismissed
DWI .14 Blood Deferred Probation
DWI .15 Blood Deferred Probation
DWI Motion to Suppress Granted and case is Dismissed
DWI w/Child Reduced to a Misdemeanor

June 2021
DWI .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI .30 Blood Reduced to Class C
DWI 3rd Probation Violation State withdraws its motion to revoke probation and defendant was continued on probation
DWI .15 Reduced to Class B

May 2021
DWI Dismissed
DWI .18 Blood Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Reduced to a Misdemeanor Class B
DWI Class A Reduced to a Misdemeanor Class B

April 2021
DWI Deferred Probation

March 2021
DWI Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
Class A DWI 2nd Reduced to a Misdemeanor Class B
Class A DWI 2nd Reduced to a Misdemeanor Class B
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI .15 Blood Deferred Probation
DWI 2nd Reduced to an Obstruction of Roadway
DWI .15 Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted

February 2021
Class A DWI 2nd .14 Blood Reduced to a Misdemeanor Class B
DWI 3rd (This was his 4th DWI) Probation
Class A DWI 2nd .26 Blood Reduced to a Misdemeanor Class B
DWI 3rd State recommended 5 years in TDC Had an Open Plea Hearing and the Judge granted probation
DWI Completed VET program and Case was dismissed
Felony DWI 3rd Reduced to a Misdemeanor

January 2021
DWI with Blood Level .14 Reduced to Obstruction
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .20 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .12 Reduced to Class B
DWLSH Dismissed
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI 3rd Probation

December 2020
DWI with Blood Level .14 Deferred Probation
DWI with Blood Level .13 Reduced to Obstruction
DWI 2nd with Blood Level .12 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .42 Reduced to Class B
DWI 3rd p/v Motion to Revoke Withdrawn -Defendant Continued on Probation
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B

November 2020
DWI 2nd Reduced to Class B
DWI .15 Dismissed
DWI 2nd Reduced to Obstruction
DWI .15 Deferred Probation
DWI Dismissed
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI 2nd Reduced to Class B
DWI 2nd Case rejected
DWI 2nd Reduced to Class B
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B

October 2020
DWLSH Dismissed
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWLSH Reduced to Class C

August and September 2020
DWI with Blood Level .16 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .31 Reduced to Class B
DWI Not Guilty
DWI w/child Dismissed
DWI Dismissed
DWI with Breath test .18 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .16 Reduced to Class B

June and July 2020
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI Dismissed
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI Reduced to Obstruction

May, April, March and February, 2020
DWI Dismissed
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI Not Guilty
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI 3rd. Dismissed

December, 2019
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI 2nd Reduced to a first
DWI Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Child Reduced to misdemeanor
DWI .15 Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B

November, 2019
DWI Dismissed
DWI Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI .15 Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted

October, 2019
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI .15 Dismissed Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B
DWI Not Guilty
DWI with Blood Level .15 Reduced to Class B

September, 2019
DWI Dismissed Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Dismissed Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI 2nd Reduced to a first
DWI 2nd Reduced to a first

August & July, 2019
DWI Dismissed
DWI 3rd Reduced to Misdemeanor
DWI 2nd Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Reduced to Obstruction

June & May, 2019
DWI .18 Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI Dismissed Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Dismissed Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Dismissed

April, 2019
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI w/Child Dismissed

March & February, 2019
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI 3rd Reduced to Misdemeanor
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Dismissed Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI 3rd Reduced to Misdemeanor
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted

January, 2019
DWI 3rd Reduced to Misdemeanor
DWI Reduced to Obstruction

November & October, 2018
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI Dismissed Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Reduced to Obstruction

September, 2018
DWI 2nd Reduced to Obstruction

August, 2018
DWI Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Dismissed Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Dismissed Conditional Dismissal
DWI 2nd Reduced to Obstruction
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted
DWI Dismissed Motion for Speedy Trial Granted

July, 2018
DWI Probation Violation Continued Probation
DWI with Blood Level .21 (Class A Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Probation Violation (3rd Degree Felony) Continued Probation

June, 2018
DWI Blood Level .16 (Misdemeanor A) Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI with Blood Level .08 (Misdemeanor B) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .27 (Misdemeanor A) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Probation Violation (3rd degree Felony) Continue on Probation

May, 2018
DWI with Blood Test .12 (Misdemeanor B) Dismissed-Motion for Speedy Trial
DWI 3rd with Blood Test .11 (Third degree Felony) Reduced to a Misdemeanor

April, 2018
DWI with Blood Test .26 (Misdemeanor A) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Test .14 (Misdemeanor B) Dismissed– Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI with Blood Test .13 (Misdemeanor B) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Test .13 (Misdemeanor B) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWLS (Misdemeanor B) Dismissed
DWI with Blood Test .11 (Misdemeanor B) Not Guilty– Bench Trial
DWI with Blood Test .28 (Misdemeanor A) Dismissed– Motion to Suppress Granted

March, 2018
DWI 2nd Probation Violation (Misdemeanor A) Continued on Probation
DWI 3rd with Blood Test .23 (3rd degree felony) Reduced to Misdemeanor

February, 2018
DWI Refusal (Misdemeanor B) Dismissed– Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI with Child with Breath Test .17 (State Jail Felony) Reduced to a Misdemeanor

January, 2018
DWI with Blood Level .12 (Misdemeanor B) Dismissed– Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI refusal (Misdemeanor B) Dismissed – Motion for Speedy Trial
DWI (Misdemeanor) Dismissed– Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .14 (Misdemeanor B) Dismissed– Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood .13 (Misdemeanor B) Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI 3rd (Felony) Dismissed

December, 2017
DWI with Blood Level .27 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed– Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .18 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed– Motion for Speedy Trial
DWI with Breath Level .15 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed– Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI with Blood Level .20 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed– Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd with Blood Level .22 (Misdemeanor) Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI 3rd with Blood Level .14 (Misdemeanor) Reduced to a Misdemeanor

November, 2017
DWI (Misdemeanor) Dismissed-Motion for Speedy Trial
DWI with Blood Level .18 (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .17 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed- Not Guilty
DWI 3rd with Breath Level .16 (Felony) Reduced to Misdemeanor

October, 2017
DWI Blood level .15 (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood level .21 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed– Motion to Suppress Granted

September, 2017
DWI with Breath Level .18 (Misdemeanor A) Reduced to Class B Misdemeanor

August, 2017
DWI 3rd or More with Blood Level .157 (Felony) Reduced to Misdemeanor
DWI Breath Test (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

July, 2017
DWI Refusal (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .21(Misdemeanor) Motion for Speedy Trial Granted- Dismissed
DWI (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
DWI Refusal (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Refusal (Misdemeanor) Motion for Speedy Trial Granted- Dismissed
DWI Blood Level .15 (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

June, 2017
DWI (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI With Blood Test (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .14 (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .17 (Midemeanor) Dismissed
DWI with Blood Level .25 (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction
DWI 3rd with Blood Level .15 (Felony) Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI with Breath Test .15 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed

May, 2017
DWI With Blood Test (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

April, 2017
DWI (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

March, 2017
DWI 2nd (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd with Breath Test .169 (Felony) Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI 3rd with Blood Test (Felony) Dismissed-Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI with Breath Test (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

Feb, 2017
DWI with Blood Level .17 (Misdemeanor) Not Guilty by Bench Trial

Jan, 2017
DWI (Misdemeanor) Dismissed- Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .10 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed- Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with with Blood Test (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
DWI Refusal (Misdemeanor) Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI 2nd with Blood Level .20 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed- Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

Dec, 2016
DWI (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
DWI Breath Test (Misdemeanor) Dismissed- Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI with Blood Level .16 (Misdemeanor) Dismissed- Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI (Misdemeanor) Dismissed- Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

Nov, 2016
DWI (Misdemeanor) Dismissed
DWI with Blood Level .12- (Misdemeanor) Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

Oct, 2016
DWI Deferred Probation
DWI Dismissed
DWI 3rd Plea Straight Probation
DWI PV Continue Probation

Aug & Sept, 2016
DWI Blood .182, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd, Reduced to a Misdemeanor

July, 2016
DWI Dismissed , Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

June, 2016
DWI Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Blood .20 Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Breath .11 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

May, 2016
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Blood .19 Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Breath .151 Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI 3rd Blood .147 Reduced to a Misdemeanor

April, 2016
DWI Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

March, 2016
DWI Blood .18 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Breath .09 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Breath .14 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .19 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Breath .12 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Breath .10 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .15 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case

February, 2016
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Breath .157 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .161 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Breath .12 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

January, 2016
DWI Breath .147 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .12 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

December, 2015
DWI Breath .13 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Blood .20 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

November, 2015
DWI Dismissed, Speedy Trial Motion Granted
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case

October, 2015
DWI Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

September, 2015
DWI Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Dismissed, Conditional Dismissal
DWI Blood .18 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Blood .20 Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Breath .14 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Blood .17 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Breath .11 Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Child State Jail Felony Reduced to a Misdemeanor

August, 2015
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Breath .20 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .18 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

July, 2015
DWI Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Blood .19 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

June, 2015
DWI Blood .15 Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI 3rd Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

May, 2015
DWI Blood .19 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Reduced to a Misdemeanor

April, 2015
DWI Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Breath .17 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .18 Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

March, 2015
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd PV PV Withdrawan Discharged from Probation

February, 2015
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

January, 2015
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

December, 2014
DWI Breath .12 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

November, 2014
DWI Blood .234 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted

October, 2014
DWI Breath .18 Dismissed, Speedy Trial Motion Granted
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .12 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted

September, 2014
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Blood .32 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .17 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Not Guilty by Bench Trial

August, 2014
DWI 3rd Blood .15 Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Blood .17 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case

July, 2014
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .10 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

June, 2014
DWI Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Conditional Dismissal
DWI Breath .23 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Breath .16 Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI Blood .15 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

May, 2014
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Reduced to a Misdemeanor

April, 2014
DWI Blood Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case

March, 2014
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

February, 2014
DWI Child Reduced to a Misdemeanor
DWI Breath .12 Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Breath .12 Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI 2nd Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

January, 2014
DWI Dismissed, Speedy Trial Motion Granted
DWI Dismissed, Speedy Trial Motion Granted
DWI Refusal Not Guilty Jury
DWI Dismissed, Conditional Dismissal
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI 3rd PV Cont. on probation

December, 2013
Intoxication Assault No Billed
DWI Breath .11 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

November, 2013
DWI Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted

October, 2013
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Plead to Another Case
DWI Breath .17 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

September, 2013
DWI Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Breath .17 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway

August, 2013
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Blood .08 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI 3rd Blood .25, Reduced to a Misdemeanor

July, 2013
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI 3rd Breath .22, Reduced to a Misdemeanor

June, 2013
DWI Blood .10 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
DWI Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI 2nd Blood .13 Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case

May, 2013
DWI Refusal Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted
DWI 2nd Blood .13 Not Guilty by Bench Trial

April, 2013
DWI Blood .14 Not Guilty by Bench Trial
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway
Failure to Stop and Render Aid No Billed.

March, 2013
DWI 3rd Breath .22 Reduced to a Misdemeanor.
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway.
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway.

February, 2013
DWI Blood .12 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Unable to Present a Prima Facie Case State couldn’t procure witness
DWI Blood .12 Not Guilty by Bench Trial, Expunction filed and Granted
DWI 2nd Refusal Not Guilty by Bench Trial

January, 2013
DWI Blood .12 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Breath .10 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

December, 2012
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

November, 2012
DWI Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

October 2012
DWI Blood .10 Not Guilty by Jury Trial.
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

September 2012
DWI 2nd Reduced to time served.
DWI Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted.
DWI 2nd Refusal Not Guilty by Bench Trial.

August 2012
DWI Blood .10 Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI 3rd Blood .20 Reduced to a Class A Misdemeanor.
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI 2nd Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

July 2012
DWI Breath, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Breath, Dismissed-State unable to present evidence.
DWI Breath, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

June 2012
DWI Breath, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

May 2012
DWI Breath, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal Blood, Reduced to Class A Misdemeanor.

April 2012
DWI 2nd, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI 2nd, Not Guilty by Jury Trial.
DWI Blood&Accident, Dismissed-Motion for Speedy Trial Granted.

February 2012
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Breath .13, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI 2ND Refusal, Reduced to DWI 1st.
DWI Breath .15, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Breath .17, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI 3RD, Reduced to Class A Misdemeanor.
DWI Breath .13, Conditional Dismissal.
DWI Breath .15, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Breath .11, Dismissed-State’s Witness Not Ready.

January 2012

DWI Breath .24, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Breath .14, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.

December 2011

DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI 2ND Refusal, Reduced to DWI 1st.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI 2ND Refusal, Reduced to DWI 1st.
DWI Breath .20, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

November 2011

DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Jury Trial.
DWI Breath .18, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Stop Granted.

October 2011

DWI 2nd Refusal, Dismissed-States Motion for continuance denied.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.

September 2011

DWI Refusal, Dismissed.-officer unavailable on 7th trial setting
DWI .15 Breath state not ready, continuance denied, Dismissed.
DWI 3rd w/child (blood), Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Breath .16, Not Guilty by Jury Trial.
DWI Blood, Dismissed by Motion to Suppress Blood Granted.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI 2nd Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

August 2011

DWI Refusal, Dismissed. – state not ready
DWI Breath, Dismissed.
DWI 3RD Breath, Reduced to Class A.
DWI, Dismissed Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI, Refusal,Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI 2ND, Dismissed Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

July 2011

DWI 2nd, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Stop and Arrest Granted.

June 2011

DWI Breath, Dismissed.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed.
DWI 2nd, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted.
DWI Blood, Dismissed.

May 2011 DWI Refusal, Dismissed. -state couldn’t prove prime facie case
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial. -engineer in accident and foreign accent
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Breath, Dismissed.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.

April 2011

DWI Breath, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI 3RD Refusal Felony, Reduced to DWI misdemeanor.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.

March 2011

DWI 2nd Refusal, Dismissed.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal Open Container, Dismissed.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.

February 2011

DWI 2nd Refusal, Reduced to DWI 1st.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress granted.

January 2011

DWI Refusal, -admitted 3 beers Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Breath, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted.

December 2010

DWI 3rd Refusal Felony, Dismissed.
DWI 2nd Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted.

November 2010

DWI Refusal, Dismissed.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed.-accident couldn’t ID defendant as driver.

October 2010

DWI, Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI .15 Breath, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

September 2010

DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.

August 2010

DWI Refusal (good tape), Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI 2nd Refusal, Dismissed.
DWI Refusal (accident), Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI -.20 BT Dismissed, Motion to Suppress All Evidence for Stop and Arrest Granted.
DWI 2nd Refusal, Dismissed.
DWI 2nd Refusal, Not Guilty by Jury Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal State unable to make prime facie case, Dismissed.

July 2010

DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI 3rd Felony Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.

June 2010

DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Breath Test, Dismissed.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.

May 2010

DWI 2nd Refusal, Dismissed.
DWI Breath Test, Dismissed.
DWI (.23 BT; state witness did not appear at jury trial setting), Dismissed.

April 2010

DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Motion for Speedy Trial Granted.

March 2010

Felony DWI 3RD, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
Felony DWI 3RD, Reduced to Class B.

February 2010

DWI Refusal (passed OLS test), Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI (trooper didn’t show up, state couldn’t make prime facie case), Dismissed.
DWI Refused Breath Test, Dismissed.
DWI 2nd Refusal (only odor of alcohol), Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Breath Test, Not Guilty by Jury Trial.

January 2010

Felony DWI Refusal, 3RD, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
Felony DWI 3RD Refusal. Reduced to Class B Misdemeanor.

December 2009

DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.

November 2009

Felony DWI 3RD Refusal, Reduced to Class A Misdemeanor.
Felony DWI 3RD Refusal, Reduced to Class B Misdemeanor.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed.

October 2009

DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed.

September 2009

DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty by Jury.

August 2009

DWI Refusal. Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

June 2009

DWI Breath Test .17. Dismissed Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
Felony DWI Refusal, Reduced to Class B Misdemeanor.
DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Motion to Suppress Granted.

May 2009

FELONY DWI 3RD (Breath Test.075), Reduced to Class B Misdemeanor.

April 2009

DWI 2ND (Breath Test.08), Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI 2ND Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI 2ND Refusal, Dismissed.
DWI (Breath Test.09), Not Guilty By Jury Trial.
DWI (Breath Test.16), Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI (Breath Test.16), Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI (Breath Test.16), Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation

February 2009

DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI 2nd Refusal, Dismissed.

December 2008

DWI Refusal, Dismissed, Reduced to Obstruction of Roadway, deferred probation
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.
DWI Refusal, Not Guilty By Bench Trial.

Dallas Intoxication Assault Lawyer

An intoxication assault charge can be terrifying and put the brakes on your entire life. Do not risk having to pay thousands in fines or spending a decade in jail. Call a Dallas intoxication assault lawyer at the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg today. Our Dallas Criminal Defense lawyers are ready to help you!

What Is “Intoxication Assault”?

You can face intoxication assault charges under Texas law if you cause a DWI accident that results in serious bodily injury.

Per Section 49.07 of the Texas Penal Code, “serious bodily injury” is an “injury that creates a substantial risk of death or that causes serious permanent disfigurement or protracted loss or impairment of the function of any bodily member or organ.”

For example, Margaret suffered spinal cord injuries after being hit by an intoxicated driver. Her injuries and the resulting damage mean Margaret will be wheelchair-bound for the rest of her life. She has suffered a serious bodily injury.

What Is “Legally Intoxicated” Under Texas Law?

In Texas, you are legally intoxicated if:

You do not have the “normal use of [your] mental or physical faculties” because of “alcohol, a controlled substance, a drug, a dangerous drug, a combination of two or more of those substances, or any other substance;” or
You have an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or higher.

What Are the Penalties for Intoxication Assault?

Intoxication assault is a felony of the third degree, unless there are reasons to impose enhanced offenses and penalties. For the offense of intoxication assault, a person could face:

Loss of driver’s license (a minimum of 6 months and a maximum of 2 years)
A 2-year minimum prison sentence and can face up to 10 years
$10,000 in fines
Alcohol highway safety school
Drug or alcohol rehabilitation
Installation of an ignition interlock device

If you injure more than one person, your charges might double. For example, if you injure a pedestrian and the driver of another car, you’ll face $20,000 in fines and up to two decades in prison.

Charges and penalties also may be dependent on which substances you’re under the influence of; an assault influenced by drugs, instead of just alcohol, may carry greater consequences. If you incur an assault charge and you had drugs in your system, consulting with a Dallas drug crime defense lawyer would be in your best interest. Our experienced attorneys are well-versed in drug crime law.

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Possible Additional Consequences of Getting Convicted of Intoxication Assault

If you’re convicted of intoxication assault, you may also face:

Being away from your loved ones: If you’re sentenced to prison, your loved ones can come to see you, but this may be difficult for them. Additionally, they will miss your presence at home.
Family financial issues: If you have to go to prison, your family will lose the income you brought in. As a result, your family may face financial hardship.
Damage to your reputation: Those convicted of intoxication assault may have a hard time getting their criminal records expunged, and their prior convictions are visible to the public. These things can be damaging to your reputation.
Difficulty getting a loan in the future: It could be difficult for you to get any kind of loan, whether for business, your family expenses, or for something else.
Difficulty finding a job in the future: Many employers may avoid hiring you if you have a conviction.

A Dallas intoxication assault lawyer from our firm may be able to help you avoid conviction and the other consequences we mentioned.

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Will I Face Enhanced Penalties for Intoxication Assault?

Texas law provides enhanced offenses and penalties under certain circumstances, enumerated in Section 49.09 of the Texas Penal Code.

The circumstances and greater penalties include:

If you caused serious bodily injury to a first responder (e.g., a peace officer, firefighter, EMT, etc.) who was performing his official duties at the time, the state will elevate the offense from a felony of the third degree to a felony of the second degree.
If the victim suffered a traumatic brain injury that resulted in a persistent vegetative state, the state will also increase the offense to a felony of the second degree.

In Texas, second-degree felonies carry a range of penalties, including a minimum of 2 years in prison (a maximum of 20 years), fines up to $10,000, and a license suspension.

We will work to disprove the circumstances above and shield you from any enhanced penalties.

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Does the State Have a Valid Case Against Me?

To convict you of intoxication assault, the state must prove three essential elements beyond a reasonable doubt:

You were operating a motor vehicle in a public place; and
You were legally intoxicated at the time; and
You, because of your intoxication, caused serious bodily harm to a person

Our team will investigate your case to see if we can disprove any of those three elements.

How Can a Lawyer Help Me With My Intoxication Assault Charge?

Intoxication assault is a serious charge that can impact your wallet, your job, and even your freedom. A Dallas intoxication assault lawyer at the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg will investigate your case and explore all reasonable possibilities for a defense. We will look for grounds to create a reasonable doubt about the elements of the charge.

We might explore any of the following:

We might attempt to determine whether the victim’s injuries were his own fault. For example, if the victim was riding a bicycle without a helmet when he was involved in the accident, we might be able to prove that his injuries resulted from this lack of a helmet. This would allow us to lessen your charges to a DWI, which is a misdemeanor, not a felony.
We might also be able to prove that the injured party caused the accident, not you. Consider our example above: If our bicycle rider was riding at night and was not using a front or rear light or reflector, we could prove that the cyclist caused the accident, not you.
We will also look into the chemical testing done at the scene of the accident. Breathalyzers are difficult to calibrate and administer. If there are any doubts about the administration or calibration of your test, we will exploit those doubts. If the officer who calibrated the breathalyzer was not properly trained or certified, the results might be inadmissible.
Because the results are based on an officer’s opinion and observation, field sobriety tests are subjective. If you failed your field sobriety tests, we can argue that your failure was not due to intoxication. For example, if you were unable to stand on one leg for 30 seconds, we can argue that it was due to balance issues you have. If you failed the horizontal gaze nystagmus test, we can argue that you failed because of an eye condition, not intoxication.

The Services Our Intoxication Assault Attorneys Will Provide You

When you become our client, you’ll get complete legal service, so you won’t have to worry about anything related to your case. You’ll be able to rely on your lawyer to:

Build a defense strategy: Your lawyer will evaluate the charges you face and the most appropriate options for your defense. You can expect your lawyer to tailor your defense to your particular case and represent you as an individual.
Collect evidence for your defense: To bolster your defense and refute the prosecution’s claims, your lawyer can gather evidence, such as dash camera footage, traffic camera footage, witness statements, the police report, and more.
Identify any misconduct: If your rights were violated during or after your arrest, your lawyer will try to identify a violation and then argue that because of the violation, the case against you is invalid.
Negotiate with other parties: The prosecution may be willing to compromise and reduce your charges and penalties.
Defend you in court: If the prosecution isn’t willing to negotiate, your lawyer will represent and stand up for you in court. There, we can work to prove that you are not guilty of this offense.

For prospective clients, our firm offers free consultations. You can meet with us at no charge and with no obligation. During your consultation, we’ll provide a case evaluation and advise you about how to proceed with your case.

Contact Us to Learn About What Our Dallas Intoxication Assault Lawyer Can Do

Fighting intoxication assault charges is an uphill battle, but the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg can help. Randall has decades of experience as both a Senior Chief Felony Prosecutor and a State District Trial Judge. This gives him insider knowledge on how the state operates and how it goes after people charged with intoxication assault.

Randall is board-certified in Criminal Defense by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and certified as a Criminal Defense Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. To learn more about our firm and what we can do for you in your free consultation, connect with us today.

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