Texas
DWI laws are tough and conviction for DWI in Texas carries tough penalties. Conviction
for DWI, even a first offense, can result in:
A
DWI charge can result from being stopped by the police and performing poorly on field sobriety tests and/or registering at least .08
on breath and/or blood.
In
either instance, your driver’s license may be suspended, and you can be
criminally charged with DWI.
By providing evidence of intoxication to the police you leave them no choice but to arrest you. This being from either a field sobriety test or a breath/blood test. Many people think that they have no choice in the matter of providing a field sobriety test or a breath and/or blood sample. These however are voluntary acts by you as the driver. This means that you are freely providing the evidence that may be used against you at a later date.
If you are charged with DWI, working
with an experienced DWI defense lawyer is your best chance for a favorable
resolution of your case. In some cases, there are legal grounds upon which
to challenge the stop of your vehicle and/or the administration of the sobriety
test. In some cases the accuracy of the test results is subject to challenge.
Because
of my extensive experience representing clients charged with DWI, I know what to
look for when investigating your case.
In addition to representing
you in the criminal court proceedings, I will represent you in administrative
proceedings to determine the status of your driver’s license.
The
most important thing is to take your DWI charge seriously. Contact
me at once so we can begin to investigate your case. I have 15 days from the date of your arrest to file a a request to try and save your drivers license.
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Bryan, Texas
77803
Serving clients in Bryan, College Station, the
Brazos Valley and counties across the state of Texas.
