DWI

Have you been charged with a DWI in Texas? The State takes DWI and other offenses related to driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol very seriously. The potential penalties you face should you be charged with a DWI are severe and can have a lasting impact on life as you know it. As such, you should be prepared to mount a strong defense against the DWI charge. Here are some of the most common defenses raised against a Texas DWI charge.

Common Defenses to a Texas DWI Charge

For starters, challenging the validity of tests administered during a DWI stop or thereafter is a very common, and often effective, defense strategy in combatting a DWI charge.
Read more . . .

Texas means business when it comes to driving while intoxicated. The penalties are severe and the prosecutors will go after defendants with the full force and resources of the state. The consequences of being found guilty of driving while intoxicated (DWI) are serious, right from the start. This means that even if it is only your first DWI, you will be faced with some devastating fallout. Here, we’ll discuss what can happen upon conviction of your first Texas DWI.
Read more . . .

If you have been convicted of a crime in Texas, it is likely that part of your sentence will include a probationary period. Probation, also known as “community supervision, involves a period of you out in the community that is still monitored by the court through the assignment of a community supervision officer with whom you will need to periodically check in with. During probation, you are required to comply by certain stipulations of your probation, follow established guidelines, and comply with the law. This means that being charged with a