Category: Texas DWI Defense

  • Texas DWI Defense Attorney Talks about the Critical Role of a DWI Defense Attorney

    It is not likely that you were thinking about DWI defense until you were charged with DWI. If you are facing DWI charges, the issue of how you will mount a defense against those charges is now a very real issue that you are deeply concerned about. Fortunately, there are attorneys who spend a great…

  • Texas DUI Defense Attorney Says Be Careful if you Travel on Memorial Day Weekend

    If you plan to travel out of state to celebrate Memorial Day weekend, it is important that you know that in many states, law enforcement officers will have DUI checkpoints set up along major roadways. Texas does not currently use DUI checkpoints to enforce drunk driving laws, but they are common in other states, and…

  • Texas DUI Defense Attorney Talks about Subsequent DUI Offenses

    Sometimes, one DUI charge or conviction is all it takes to deter people from driving while intoxicated. For other people, driving under the influence of alcohol can be a very tough habit to break. The consequences for a first DUI are harsh, and the consequences for subsequent DUI charges increase in severity. It is important…

  • Why Every Driver Should Play the Strong Silent Type During a Texas Traffic Stop

    A traffic stop usually begins innocently enough, with a polite request for your license and registration. As you hand over the required items, though, you are likely to wonder what other questions you will be asked during this particular stop. You should also be thinking about whether or not you will answer any additional questions,…

  • Your Guide to Texas ALR Hearings

    As if mounting a defense to the criminal charges in your Texas DWI case was not enough, there is something that you must do very shortly after your DWI arrest which could have a major impact on your life if you do not attend to it promptly. You have just fifteen days from the date…

  • Five Things Every Texas DWI Defendant Should Know

    If you have been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol in Texas, there are a few things that you should know. From learning about the immediate and long term consequences of a DWI conviction, to learning about the variety of ways that an attorney can help you challenge some of the evidence in…

  • The Game is Not Over Until You are Safe at Home

    Although you might think that the concept of “making it home safe” applies more to baseball than it does to football, recent statistics regarding drunk-driving-related accidents and Texas football games indicate that a refresher course on the topic is in order. Attending football games, tailgating, and getting together with friends to watch football games on…

  • Do Field Sobriety Tests Often do More Harm Than Good?

    If a police officer has ever asked you to perform a field sobriety test, you probably felt like you had no choice but to get out of the car and do your best to walk in a perfectly straight line, or to point to your nose in just the right way. What many people do…

  • What is a No Refusal Weekend in Texas?

    If you plan on attending a Halloween party in Texas later this month, there is something that you definitely should know.  Holiday weekends, including the weekend of Halloween, are considered to be “No Refusal” weekends in many cities and counties throughout Texas.  During a No Refusal weekend, individuals who are suspected of driving under the…

  • How a Texas DUI Conviction Can Dramatically Affect Your Career

    It is certainly no exaggeration when I say that a Texas DWI conviction can impact every aspect of your life. From your family relationships to your friendships, and of course your job, no area of your life is immune to the consequences of a DWI conviction. Of course, the potential impact of a Texas DWI…