An under 21 DUI charge can disrupt a life before it even starts. In addition to substantial monetary fines, an underage DUI conviction can lead to a lengthy driver’s license suspension. Most dangerous, however, is the permanent criminal record that results. Having a drunk driving conviction can interfere with your ability to get a job or hold a professional license. It may also keep you from getting a student loan or getting into the university of your choice. In McKinney, an under 21 DUI lawyer in McKinney can work to protect your legal rights – or those of your child – and build a strong case for your defense. Contact the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg today to schedule a no-cost, no-obligation consultation, at 214-696-9253.

How Will an Under 21 DUI Conviction Affect Your Life?

You may be familiar with the Texas laws governing DWI (driving while intoxicated) offenses. However, different laws govern the offense of driving under the influence (DUI). DUI charges pertain only to underage drivers, those under age 21.

Texas residents under the age of 21 cannot legally drink alcoholic beverages. If an underage driver tests positive for any measurable trace of alcohol, they have violated the zero-tolerance standard established in Section 106.041 of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code (TABC).  The Texas Penal Code (TPC) establishes the penalties for underage drinking and driving crimes.

The severity of the penalties you will face for underage DUI vary based on your history of drunk driving offenses, if applicable.

First Offense Under 21 DUI

• Driver’s license suspension up to 60 days
• Monetary fine of $500
• Community service of 20 to 40 hours
• Alcohol education program

Second Offense Under 21 DUI

• Driver’s license suspension up to 90 days
• Monetary fine of $500
• Community service of 40 to 60 hour
• Alcohol education program

Third Offense Under 21 DUI

• Driver’s license suspension up to 180 days
• Monetary fine of $500 to $2,000
• Jail sentence up to 180 days
• Community service of 40 to 60 hours
• Alcohol education program

You could also face a litany of other charges, depending on the circumstances related to your arrest, such as child endangerment, providing alcohol to a minor, minor in possession of alcohol, or other traffic violations. You will also face DUI charges if you drive a boat with any trace of alcohol in your system.

How Can an Under 21 DUI Lawyer in McKinney Help You?

Although the police and prosecutor may pressure you to plead guilty to underage DUI charges, do not agree or make any statements before you talk to a qualified legal professional to explore the alternatives.

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg provide professional representation to underage DUI clients and their families. When you trust our legal team to represent you, you will have the full benefit of DWI lawyer Isenberg’s more than 30 years of experience in the Texas legal system.

The prosecutor may argue that a DUI conviction is little more than a slap on the wrist. However, a conviction will remain on your record permanently. Later, when your criminal record interferes with your pursuit of a good education or career, you will quickly realize that this offense carries serious consequences that can affect your life for decades.

Our legal team will explain how underage DUI charges will affect your life and help you explore all your options. We will work diligently to identify legal strategies to help you.

Once we have an opportunity to analyze the facts of your case, we may identify potential weaknesses in the prosecution’s evidence or errors made by the police during your arrest. We can leverage this information to negotiate with the prosecutor to potentially get your charges reduced or dismissed.

We can also help you explore options for deferred adjudication and diversion programs. We will protect your legal rights throughout the process and represent you at every court appearance, so you will not have to face this frightening and confusing process alone.

Do You Qualify for an Under 21 DUI Deferral or Diversion Program?

For many young drivers, a deferral or diversion program can help them avoid the severe penalties that accompany underage DUI charges.

Deferral programs, also known as deferred adjudication, provide you with the opportunity to complete court-imposed obligations within a specified period. If you finish your duties, the court will typically dismiss the charges pending against you.

Our legal team can determine which programs you may qualify for and help you through the process of preparing and submitting your application for participation. For example, the McKinney Municipal Court has a juvenile deferral program that may provide an effective solution to your situation.

Although you will still have to pay any monetary fines associated with your charges, along with court costs and fees, you will have the unique opportunity to avoid a permanent criminal record. You must comply with the terms of your deferral and you must stay out of trouble, as any subsequent charges could void your deferral agreement.

Another potential option to explore is the Collin County Teen Court program in McKinney. If the court agrees to refer your case to this program, you will “stand trial” in a mock-court setting. The teen court jurors will hear your case and impose a “sentence,” typically consisting of community service.

You must also return to teen court and serve on a mock jury, hearing the case of another teen. Once you complete your obligations, you can apply to have your record expunged.

Beyond giving you a clean record, the benefits of this program include helping young people learn about and get involved in local government. It helps participants understand how the legal system works and holds them accountable for their actions.

If you qualify for this program, our legal team can request that the judge refer your case. Once you complete your sentence, we will submit a request for expungement of your record. Call 214-696-9253 to get the process of a possible deferral started.

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Do not risk your future by trying to battle underage DUI charges alone. The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg would like to offer you a complimentary consultation and case review. We can answer all your questions and help your family make the best decision for you and your future.

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If you drive drunk and cause a fatal accident, you will face felony intoxication manslaughter charges. Upon conviction for this offense, you will spend a minimum of two years in prison, with the possibility of a 20-year sentence.

An intoxication manslaughter lawyer can protect your legal rights and work to defend you against these serious charges.

At the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, Attorney Randall Isenberg has more than three decades of experience in the Texas legal system and his case results reflect this fact. His time spent as chief felony prosecutor and state district judge provide valuable insight and the knowledge it takes to build the most robust possible case in your defense.

Contact our office today at 214-696-9253 for help from an intoxication manslaughter lawyer in McKinney.

What Are the Penalties for an Intoxication Manslaughter Conviction?

Prosecutors pursue the charge of intoxication manslaughter for any drunk driving accident that results in a fatality. According to the Texas Penal Code (TPC), the crime of intoxication manslaughter applies to an accidental death. The victim may have been a passenger in your vehicle, another vehicle involved in the accident, a pedestrian, or bystander.

This offense carries a second-degree felony charge. Upon conviction for a second-degree felony, you will face a monetary fine up to $10,000. You will serve between two and 20 years in prison and a minimum of a one-year suspension of your driver’s license.

The judge may also impose the following:

• Supervised probation
• Up to 1,000 hours of community service
• Substance abuse counseling or rehab
• An ignition lock on your car
• Pay restitution

The statutes define DWI has having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or more. If your BAC tested above 0.149, or if any other aggravating circumstances applied, you may face more severe charges.

Aggravating circumstances could include:

• Having an open container in the car with you
• Having a minor child as a passenger
• If the victim was a first responder (law enforcement officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician) killed in the course of doing his or her job

Finally, your conviction will become a part of your permanent record. For the rest of your life, anyone who runs a background check on you will know about your crime. A felony conviction can interfere with your ability to get a job, rent a home, or hold a professional license. As a convicted felon, you will lose your right to vote, sit on a jury, or own or possess a firearm.

What Will Your Intoxication Manslaughter Lawyer Do for You?

Before you make any decisions in your case, talk to a criminal defense attorney to learn more about your options. At the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, our legal team is prepared to mobilize immediately on your behalf. We will protect your legal rights and stand by your side throughout the entire process, working tirelessly to achieve the best possible outcome in your case.

We will carefully analyze the evidence and the facts of your case, in search of flaws and violations of your legal rights. Our vast network of resources – including medical experts and accident scene reconstruction specialists – can identify potential problems that we can use to build your case.

We can use this information as the basis for negotiating with the prosecutor to potentially have your charges reduced or dismissed. If the prosecutor does not agree to settle, we can use this information in court for your criminal defense.

Because of the severe nature of intoxication manslaughter charges, the prosecutor must meet a high burden of proof. Our firm leverages this high burden of proof by presenting as much evidence of reasonable doubt as possible. You need an extremely experienced lawyer to handle a manslaughter case. Let the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg begin the long process of compiling defenses against the burden of proof today: 214-696-9253.

Common Challenges Intoxication Manslaughter Clients Face

Violations of Your Legal Rights

If the police violated your legal rights at any time during the arrest or chemical testing processes, this may provide a valid reason for invalidating evidence or even dismissing your case.

Lack of Legal Impairment

Although the police may have evidence that you met the statutory definition for intoxication at the time of your BAC test, the prosecutor must prove your intoxication at the time of the accident.

Alternative Cause for a DWI Accident

Even if the prosecutor can demonstrate clearly that you drove drunk – and that you were involved in an accident – they must provide that your drunk driving caused the accident in question. If applicable, our team can present evidence supporting an alternative cause for the crash.

Alternative Cause for a Fatality

If the prosecutor can demonstrate that you drove drunk and that you caused the DWI accident in question, that does not necessarily mean they can prove that the crash caused the fatality. For example, the victim may have had a preexisting illness or injury, or other conditions may have contributed to their fatal injuries.

Faulty BAC Test Results

In Texas, the police and chemical testing personnel must comply with published standards and guidelines for conducting breathalyzer or blood testing for BAC. For example, they must calibrate, test, and maintain breathalyzer equipment based on strict schedules and protocols.

Breathalyzer testing technicians must have extensive training and certification, and they must administer testing by specific legal requirements. Any departure from these standards can lead to false positive BAC testing results, which we can petition the court to have thrown out.

Whatever the legal strategies our team uses in your case, you can rest assured that we will work tirelessly to build the most robust possible case for your defense.

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Never assume that any evidence the prosecution may claim to have will guarantee a conviction for intoxication manslaughter. Before making any decisions or providing any statement to the police or prosecutor, talk to a DWI attorney to understand how it could affect your future.

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg will provide a no-cost, no-obligation consultation, and case review to help you make the best possible decision. We will answer your questions and explain your options so that you can make informed choices in your case.

Contact us today at 214-696-9253 to schedule a consultation or to speak directly with an intoxication manslaughter lawyer in McKinney.

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Are you facing intoxication assault charges in McKinney? If so, you face serious felony charges that, upon conviction, will put you in prison for a minimum of two years and as many as ten years. Also, you will pay a substantial fine – up to $10,000 – and lose your driver’s license for as long as two years. An intoxication assault lawyer can protect your legal rights and help you fight these serious criminal charges. Attorney Randall Isenberg, of the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, provides compassionate, aggressive criminal defense for clients facing DWI and intoxication assault charges in McKinney.

How Will an Intoxication Assault Conviction Affect You?

Intoxication assault, also known as DWI with serious bodily injury, occurs when you drive drunk and cause an accident in which another person gets hurt. The prosecutor can also pursue these charges if you cause an injury accident when boating while intoxicated (BWI).

As established in the Texas Penal Code, you commit DWI if you operate a vehicle in a public place with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08 or above.

Intoxication assault is a third-degree felony offense in Texas, which carries the following repercussions:

• Prison term of two to 10 years
• Monetary fine of up to $10,000
• Mandatory one-year suspension of your driver’s license

Also, the judge may impose supervised probation and up to 600 hours of community service. You may have to install an ignition lock on your car and attend substance abuse counseling or even rehab, at your own expense.

If your BAC registered at 0.15 or above, you could face a second-degree felony charge if you also have one of the following previous convictions:

• DWI
• Intoxication assault
• Intoxication manslaughter

You will also encounter second-degree felony charges if the person injured in your DWI injury accident was a first responder (police officer, EMT, firefighter, etc.). Conviction of a second-degree felony carries a prison sentence up to 20 years and a $10,000 fine.

The prosecutor may tack on additional charges if you did the following:

• Drove recklessly
• Had a minor (age 14 or under) in the car with you
• Had an open container in the vehicle

Finally, upon conviction of a felony DWI, you will have a permanent criminal record. Anyone who runs a background check, including potential employers and landlords, will see that you are a convicted felon. A felony conviction can interfere with virtually every part of your life. You can also avoid hefty fines and lengthy periods of incarceration or imprisonment.

You will lose your right to vote, sit on a jury, or own or possess a firearm. You cannot have a felony conviction expunged from your record or sealed. Because there are so many repercussions for felony charges, you will want to avoid this at all costs. Call previous Chief Felony Prosecutor Randall B. Isenberg to ensure you are covering every angle your prosecutor might try.

What Legal Strategies Will Your Intoxication Assault Lawyer Use?

Because of the serious nature of intoxication assault charges, our legal team will identify the appropriate legal strategies based on the facts and evidence in your case. Our criminal defense attorney will use the information we gather from depositions and the discovery process to build a strong defense.

It is important to note that the burden of proof rests with the prosecution, and they must provide that you met the statutory definition of intoxication at the time of the accident. The prosecutor must also prove that you caused the accident and it caused the victim’s injuries. This provides our team with many possible options for introducing reasonable doubt.

Some Effective Intoxication Assault Defense Strategies Our Firm Has Used

No Legal Impairment at the Time of the Accident Even if the prosecution can demonstrate that your level of impairment exceeded statutory limits at the time the police administered a BAC test, they may struggle to prove your level of impairment at the time of the crash. –

Faulty Chemical Testing for BAC Our legal team will explore the possibility that the police or testing lab improperly administered Breathalyzer or blood tests. Any potential problems with the testing equipment or procedures may produce inaccurate results and thus invalidate the BAC test results. –

Insufficient Injury for Intoxication Assault – The statutes define the extent of injuries necessary to qualify for intoxication assault charges. Often, the prosecutor will pursue this severe charge when the victim sustained only minor injuries. The Texas Penal Code Section 49.07 specifies that the victim must sustain serious bodily injury. This means that the victim suffered a long-term, life-threatening or permanent injury or lost a limb, organ or some degree of physical or mental function.

Alternative Cause of DWI Accident or Wreck Even if the prosecutor has evidence of your intoxication at the time of the accident, he or she must prove that your impairment directly caused the crash. Proving causation requires that he or she shows the legal elements of negligence. Our resources include accident reconstruction specialists that may provide the proof we need that another cause led to the accident. –

Alternative Cause of Injury In addition to proving that your impairment caused the accident, the prosecutor must also prove that the accident – and not some other, related factor or event – caused the victim’s injuries. Showing your culpability also requires that he or she demonstrate the legal elements of negligence. –

If our legal team identifies one or more of these factors in your case, or any other potential basis for a legal challenge, we can use this information to negotiate with the prosecutor to have your charges reduced or dismissed. We can also file court motions to suppress flawed evidence or to dismiss your case to help you avoid potentially lengthy jail time.

If we mutually agree that taking your case to court is the wisest course of action, our team will build the most robust case possible for your criminal defense.

Previous DWI Clients Recommend the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg

Every client we represent is a priority for our team, and we work hard to help you rebuild your life and look forward to a bright future. Our previous clients say:

• Jordan: I had two prior DUIs back in the 90s…Randall was able to prove that the test given to me failed to comply with NHTSA standards. So the evidence was ruled invalid, and I’m happy to be free and living life with my beautiful wife and family.
• Previous Client: I was…charged with a DWI 3rd offense. Had to put a Smart Start on my vehicle. Mr. Isenberg was able to get a No Bill and removal of my Smart Start…Isenberg Law Firm is the one to hire if you have a DWI for sure. I highly recommend them.

Hear from our previous clients in their own words on our testimonials page and learn more about how hard we fight for you and your future.

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Before you make any decisions about your case or provide any statements to the police, schedule a no-cost, no-obligation consultation with the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg.

We can examine the facts of your case and explain all your potential options. We can answer your questions and ensure you understand how a conviction could affect your life. Getting a full review of your options will ensure that you make the best possible decision for your future.

Attorney Randall B. Isenberg and our entire legal team will work tirelessly on your behalf, to protect your legal rights and build a strong case for your defense. Contact us today at 214-696-9253 to schedule your free consultation.

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Can you get your DWI charges reduced or even dismissed? For many clients, this possibility can become a reality when you work with a DWI reduction lawyer in McKinney. Not only can this help you avoid substantial fines and the possibility of jail time, but you can also prevent the permanent criminal record that comes with a drunk driving conviction.

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg would like to offer you a complimentary consultation and case review, to answer your questions and help you explore your options for a reduction in your DWI charges.

With more than three decades of experience in the Texas criminal justice system, there is no doubt that Attorney Isenberg gets positive criminal case results. He will put his profound insight and depth of experience to work on your behalf, to help achieve the best possible outcome in your case.

Contact us today at 214-696-9253 to learn how we may be able to help you.

How Can a DWI Reduction Lawyer Help Me?

In McKinney, any DWI charge can have a significant impact on your life. Per the Texas Penal Code (TPC), the severity of the punishment you face for a DWI depends on your prior criminal record (if applicable) and any aggravating circumstances present at the time of your arrest.

Even a first offense DWI charge carries the potential of three days to six months in jail and a fine of up to $2,000. A second offense carries penalties ranging from one month to one year in jail and a fine of up to $4,000. Upon conviction for a third offense DWI, you will potentially face two to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

Likewise, if you had an accident – mainly if it involved property damage, injuries, or a fatality – you face the genuine possibility of a serious felony conviction. A DWI reduction lawyer works to identify potential problems with the evidence in your case or errors made by the police or BAC testing personnel. Using this information, your criminal defense team can negotiate with the prosecutor or file court motions to have your charges reduced or potentially even dismissed.

What Types of Reduced Sentences Can a DWI Lawyer Get?

At the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, our DWI defense team will endeavor to get your charges reduced as much as possible. We will begin by analyzing the specifics of your case, as well as the prosecution’s evidence, and base our strategies on those facts. However, some of the most common DWI reduction approaches are as follows.

Reduce a DWI felony to a misdemeanor – To accomplish this objective, our legal team may use the information we discover to convince the prosecutor to reduce felony drunk driving charges to a misdemeanor. Often, the defendant needs to agree to plead to the reduced charges.

Reduce a DWI to obstruction of passageway charges – Another conventional approach involves getting your drunk driving charges reduced to the charge known as obstruction of passageway or highway. This offense carries class B misdemeanor charges, which may be preferable to the charges the prosecutor filed initially.

Reduce a DWI to “wet reckless” charges – You may have heard of this approach as a standard way to get DWI charges reduced. However, the Texas statutes do not offer this option. A misdemeanor reckless driving charge, however, may pose an attractive alternative to a drunk driving charge.

Reduce enhanced DWI charges – If your case involved aggravating circumstances, it could elevate your charges to the next level of severity. If our legal team cannot succeed in convincing the prosecutor to drop your charges, we may recommend negotiating to have the enhancements waived in your case.

How Will Your DWI Reduction Lawyer Make Your Legal Case?

Some of the most common strategies we use for convincing the prosecutor or the court to reduce the charges against you involve enforcing your legal rights or demonstrating how the police may have violated your rights at the time of your arrest.

Getting charges reduced is not simple and takes some research to successfully implement. You need to call a DWI reduction lawyer in McKinney as soon as possible so that we can build counterarguments to the charges: 214-696-9253.

Lack of reasonable suspicion – Unless the police have reasonable doubt that you broke the law in some way, they cannot legally pull you over. If we can demonstrate that the police lacked reasonable suspicion but pulled you over anyway, we may succeed in convincing the prosecutor to reduce or drop the charges. We can also petition the court to disallow any evidence the police subsequently obtained.

Lack of probable cause – During a DWI traffic stop, the police must establish probable cause to believe your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) meets or exceed the statutory limits for drunk driving. Officers may employ a portable breath testing device or, more commonly, a series of field sobriety tests.

For these tests to legally establish probable cause, the officer must follow the field sobriety testing guidelines published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) or the NHTSA guidelines for roadside breath testing. If the officer did not follow these guidelines, it could assist us in having your DWI charges reduced or dismissed.

Invalid BAC testing results – Chemical testing for BAC must follow established standards and guidelines for the results to be valid. The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) publishes standards for Breathalyzer technician qualifications as well as equipment maintenance and testing. If your test failed to comply with these standards, we could petition the court to have the results declared invalid.

Other factors may have affected your BAC test results, causing a false-positive reading:

• Medications
• Diet
• Mouthwash

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At the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, we believe that you should never have to face serious criminal charges alone. We also think that you deserve answers to all your questions, to allow you to make the best possible decision for your future.

We offer a no-cost, no-obligation consultation and case review to clients facing drunk driving charges in McKinney. Contact us today at 214-696-9253 to schedule your consultation.

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Upon conviction for DWI in McKinney, you must pay a significant fine and potentially spend time in jail. You may also lose your driver’s license for up to two years, depending on the nature of your drunk driving offense.

In fact, the prosecutor does not have to get a criminal DWI conviction for you to lose your license. You could lose your license based on a drunk driving arrest alone. To reinstate your license after the suspension period, you must pay a fee as high as $2,000, and you must pay another $2,000 per year for a total of three years after your DWI, just to keep your license in good standing.

Having a DMV hearing lawyer to represent you will ensure the protection of your legal rights and help you achieve the best possible outcome at your hearing.

The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg provides professional legal representation to McKinney clients facing a DMV hearing. Contact us today at 214-696-9253 for help.

Why Do I Need a DMV Hearing Lawyer in McKinney?

After you get arrested for drunk driving, you will face two separate legal proceedings about your case: a criminal action for DWI charges and a civil (administrative) action to determine the disposition of your driver’s license.

The civil proceeding called the Administrative License Revocation (ALR) or DMV hearing, has little bearing on your criminal trial. The criminal proceeding does not influence the DMV hearing in any way. In fact, the prosecutor could drop your criminal case entirely and you would still have to go through the DMV hearing process and potentially lose your license even if the state fails to convict you.

This is only one reason having a DMV hearing lawyer – like Attorney Randall B. Isenberg of the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg –  is so important.

Our legal team will be there to protect your constitutional rights throughout the process. We will schedule your hearing and prepare you to give your sworn testimony, to ensure that you do not implicate yourself in any way.

But, most important, we will fight tirelessly for your right to keep your driver’s license. You rely on your license for getting back and forth from work. In fact, many clients have no other means of getting to work. You also rely on your driver’s license for getting to doctor’s appointments, the bank, and the grocery store.

The hardship created by losing your license can be overwhelming. Our legal team will do everything possible to enable you to keep your driving privileges. We can also petition the court to grant you an occupational driver’s license, which permits you to drive, legally, for work and necessary personal matters. We can even appeal your license suspension, if necessary.

How Does the DMV Hearing Process Work?

When you apply for a Texas driver’s license, you agree that you will never

•    Fail a chemical test for blood alcohol concentration (BAC)
•    Refuse to take a chemical test for BAC

These agreements refer to both the Breathalyzer and blood testing for BAC. So, when the police pull you over for drunk driving, they will administer a field sobriety test. If you fail the test, the police will confiscate your driver’s license and issue you a “Notice of Suspension Temporary Driving Permit.”

This form allows you to drive legally for only 15 days from the date the police issued it. Within that period, you must request a hearing to contest the suspension of your license. If you fail to request a hearing, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) will suspend your license.

An administrative law judge will preside over your DMV hearing, during which the arresting officer in your case will present sworn testimony regarding your arrest. You will also testify under oath. At the conclusion of the hearing, the judge will rule regarding the suspension of your license based on the testimony presented.

How will my DMV hearing lawyer help me?

When you choose the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg to represent you during the ALR hearing process, you can rest assured that we will be there for you every step of the way, protecting your legal rights and fighting for your right to keep your driver’s license.

And, in many cases, we may discover critical information during the DMV hearing that could help improve the outcome of your criminal DWI case.

Ways Our DMV Hearing Lawyers Can Help You

Schedule Your DMV Hearing

If you fail to schedule your hearing within the statutory 15-day period, or if you fail to include any of the required information when requesting your hearing, you may relinquish your right to plead your case.

Prepare You for Testimony

The prosecutor can use any testimony you give during the DMV hearing against you in your DWI case. Our team will prepare you for your testimony and ensure that you do not make any self-incriminating statements.

Question the Arresting Officer

The DMV hearing is our team’s first opportunity to hear the evidence the prosecution has against you. Because the police must deliver their testimony under oath, we will have the chance to question the arresting officer regarding critical aspects of the case. From this testimony, we may learn critical information that will help us build a stronger criminal defense case or even negotiate with the prosecutor to get your DWI charges reduced or dismissed.

Present Evidence at the DMV Hearing

If the police did not have reasonable suspicion to pull you over, or if the arresting officer lacked probable cause for arresting you, we can present supporting evidence at the ALR hearing. This may help convince the ALR judge that your case requires validity.

Appeal a Driver’s License Suspension

If the judge decides to suspend your license – or if DPS already suspended your license – our team can appeal that decision.

Petition the Court for an Occupational License

If you lose your driving privileges, we can petition the court on your behalf for an occupational license. This provisional license allows you to drive legally to work or school as well as tend to critical personal matters such as the bank, medical appointments and grocery shopping.

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Schedule a Free Case Review with a DMV Hearing Lawyer in McKinney

Choosing the right DMV hearing lawyer to represent you can help relieve much of the stress and pressure involved in this process.

Attorney Randall Isenberg, of the Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg, has more than 30 years’ experience in the Texas criminal justice system and his cases get results. He served as both a chief felony prosecutor and a state district judge, giving him unique insight into how the system works and how the prosecutor will build their case against you.

We offer a complimentary case review to DMV hearing clients in McKinney. We can answer your questions, help you explore your options, and explain how we can help you achieve the best possible outcome in your case.

Call us today at 214-696-9253 to schedule your free consultation with a DMV hearing lawyer in McKinney.

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