In this blog post we cover the possible penalties minors charged with drunk driving or DUI can face under Texas DWI laws if convicted.
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First Offender of Drug Possession- What Steps Should I Take?
Texas’ harsh drug laws leave the door open for hefty fines & jail time. We cover the steps you should take after being charged with drug possession.
Texas DWI Myths
While every situation is different and DWI offenders are encouraged to consult a DWI Attorney, there are several DWI myths everyone should be aware of.
What Are My Rights If Arrested For DWI In Texas?
If you're arrested for DWI in Texas, you have certain legal rights afforded by the federal & state Constitution that protect you against self-incrimination.
Shoplifting: 10 things you should never do if accused of shoplifting
1 Never argue with store employees if stopped while leaving the store. If it’s a mistake just show them the receipt and go on your way. If they persist in keeping you there, don’t resist. This will only make things worse for you. 2 Don’t explain to them what happened. They won’t believe you anyway. […]
Typical Sentencing for DWI Without a License
If you are caught driving without a driver’s license in Texas, the penalties can range from mild to severe, depending on the circumstances of the case.
CAN THE POLICE FORCE ME TO DO THE FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS
YOU NEVER HAVE TO DO ANY FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS JUST BECAUSE A COP REQUESTS THEM. You just left a restaurant after having dinner and drinks with friends. On your way home, you get stopped for a minor traffic violation. The officer smells alcohol on your breath. You can smell alcohol, even if you have had […]
DID YOU KNOW THAT DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED DOES NOT REQUIRE DRIVING.
NO DOUBT YOU WONDER WHAT THAT MEANS? READ ON IF YOU WANT THE ANSWER. You can get arrested for driving while intoxicated even when you’re not driving. As strange as it sounds, it’S true. The law actually states operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated is illegal. You can find the definition in Texas Penal Code […]
What Does a 2nd DWI Mean for Me?
Police, prosecutors, and judges typically don't go easy on individuals with multiple DWI arrests. In this article we discuss the possible outcomes.
Your first court date
Your first court date after YOU bonded of jail. Now what happens? Your first court date. If you just bonded out of jail, you will have to be in court within a few days to two weeks. Know what to expect. You first court date, an attorney at your side is the best thing. If […]