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Driver’s License Consequences for a DWI in Texas

Driver's License Consequences for a DWI in Texas

In Texas, if a person is charged with DWI (driving while intoxicated), they may face consequences related to their driver’s license, including suspension or revocation. These consequences can have significant impacts on a person’s ability to drive, work, and maintain their daily routine. When a person is arrested for DWI in Texas, the law enforcement […]

The Benefits of Hiring a DWI Lawyer in Texas

The Benefits of Hiring a DWI Lawyer in Texas

People are shocked when they find out how enormous the demand for criminal lawyers is around the United States. Every year, the criminal lawyer and attorney industry in the United States generates over $18 billion in revenue. On top of that, the market demand for the services of quality criminal attorneys continues to go up year by year. […]

5 Signs That It’s Time To Hire a DWI Layer in Texas

Did you know that there were over 25,000 DWI crashes in Texas? Many drivers caught driving under the influence assume that they don’t need to hire a lawyer to fight their case, but that is far from the truth. Please continue reading below if you were caught driving under the influence and are wondering if you need […]

DWI vs DUI in Texas: The Differences You Should Know

DWI vs DUI in Texas The Differences You Should Know

Did you know that for a first-time offense, driving while under the influence in Texas can land you a $2,000 fine and up to 180 in jail, among other consequences? Simply put, we know that being charged with driving under the influence of alcohol can be a daunting experience. However, it’s important to understand the differences between […]

What Are Considered Violent Crimes in Texas?

What Are Considered Violent Crimes in Texas

Violent crimes are serious offenses involving a direct confrontation between the alleged offender and the victim. Examples include aggravated assault, robbery, sexual assault, and murder. Because of the nature of these crimes, they are charged as felonies carrying substantial punishments, including decades of imprisonment. A lot is at stake in these matters, and anyone accused would benefit from […]

Can Driving While Intoxicated Get Your Felony Charges in Texas?

Can Driving While Intoxicated Get Your Felony Charges in Texas

People know that they shouldn’t drive while intoxicated, but many people don’t realize that if they’re caught, they could face felony charges in Texas. If you’re caught driving while intoxicated in Texas, you could face the same. This means that you could spend time in prison and have a criminal record. Don’t take the risk. If […]

What Happens at an ALR Hearing in a Texas DWI Case?

What Happens at an ALR Hearing in a Texas DWI Case

A DWI arrest may trigger a driver’s license suspension if you refuse or fail a chemical test to measure the level of alcohol in your system. After your refusal or failure, you will receive a notice of suspension and will have a certain amount of time to request an administrative license revocation (ALR) hearing to contest the action against […]

Is an Ignition Interlock Device Mandatory in a Texas DWI?

Is an Ignition Interlock Device Mandatory in a Texas DWI

If you have been charged with or convicted of driving while intoxicated in Texas, you might have to have an ignition interlock device (IID) installed on your vehicle. The device prevents your car from starting if alcohol is detected on your breath. Installation might be a requirement if certain factors were present in your case. For example, […]

Misdemeanor vs. Felony in Texas: What You Need To Know

Misdemeanor vs. Felony in Texas What You Need To Know

Are you facing possible criminal charges and trying to figure out what the charges are and what they mean? If you’ve received a citation or formal charge, it’s important to understand what the charges mean. A misdemeanor vs. felony in Texas can mean very different consequences, depending on the charge. For judges and prosecuting attorneys, these types […]