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What Can You Expect From A DWI?
Driving under the influence of either alcohol, or drugs is illegal within the United States. Unfortunately, it is still occurring regardless of the legality of the crime. Individuals who get behind the wheel of a motor vehicle under the influence are not only putting themselves at risk of an accident occurring, but also other innocent…
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Options You Can Rely On When A Minor Gains A Possession Ticket
In today’s day and age, the social standards of what a child, or teenager can do in comparison to that of in the 1950s or 1960s is dramatically different. In past years, teenagers might go to a “sock-hop”, and then grab a shake down at the local soda shop with the other person they have…
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Sobriety Checkpoints and MADD: Texas Expectations
Learning is something that people do everyday. Whether it be a grandmother learning about the new technology arising, a student learning about biology, or even simply a child learning their ABC’s. Learning is an adaptive habit that individuals use on a day-to-day basis in order to carry out the tasks present before them. Recently, Texas…
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Texas Rights to Refuse Sobriety Tests
The use of authority in order to make a driver feel obligated and without choice is not appropriate. A value instilled in most at a young age was to respect authority. Police officers are generally viewed as authority figures in the community and should so be respected. In reality they use this since of authority…
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What Should I Do After a DWI Charge in Texas?
Driving while intoxicated (DWI), referred to in some states as driving under the influence (DUI), operating under the influence (OUI) and other acronyms, is a serious traffic crime that is harshly punished. Each state mandates minimum and maximum penalties for first and subsequent DWI convictions. While a first offense is classified as a misdemeanor, subsequent…