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get direction When you receive a citation for drug paraphernalia, it means you’ve been accused of violating state law by possessing items associated with drug use. While many people think of all drug offenses as involving actual possession...
Facing a charge for underage DWI (Driving While Intoxicated), called a DUI in Texas, can have severe consequences for young drivers. This article will discuss the law regarding DUI charges to help you or your family prepare for...
A DWI arrest can be an emotionally draining experience, especially if it's your first encounter with the DWI Arrest Process in Texas and the Texas criminal justice system. If you've found yourself in this situation in Austin, i...
If you are wondering, 'Can You Get a DWI on a Bicycle in Texas?, the short answer is no, as Texas law does not allow for a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) charge against someone riding a bicycle. Since DWIs apply only to motor ...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) with a passenger under the age of 15 in the vehicle is an enhanced crime in Texas. What might typically be a misdemeanor can escalate to a felony, leading to harsher penalties, including jail tim...
Facing a 3rd DWI charge in Texas is a matter that carries serious consequences. A third DWI offense is a felony, which comes with the possibility of a state prison sentence. Here's what you need to know if wondering how to avoi...
If you find yourself facing a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge in Texas, it's important to understand the potential consequences. Hiring an Austin criminal defense attorney is the best decision you can make when facing a ...
In Texas, a DWI with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.15% or higher is classified as a Class A misdemeanor rather than a Class B misdemeanor, as a BAC nearly twice the legal limit is considered an aggravating circumstan...
Facing a second DWI offense in Texas can seem overwhelming, as one would think, the consequences of a second conviction are far harsher than those of a first-time DWI and prosecutors tend to have much less wiggle room in terms ...
A driver’s license suspension due to a DWI means that your driving privileges are (often temporarily) revoked, but it typically doesn’t mean that you have to re-earn your license by retaking the driver’s test. Keep readin...
DWI checkpoints are technically illegal in Texas, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t worry about a DWI arrest under other circumstances. While they are allowed under federal law, the Texas Court of Appeals ruled against th...
While sometimes it’s in your best interest to refuse to voluntarily provide a breath or blood sample following a DWI arrest, you should be aware of the repercussions of doing so. Texas has an implied consent law that requ...
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