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About 13% of weekend, nighttime drivers had marijuana in their systems within a single year. The chances of fatalities increases as marijuana use continues to rise. In fact, marijuana users are 25% more likely to get into a crash than sober drivers. Were you recently pulled over after driving under the influence (DWI)? A DWI first offense could […]
In 2019 the US had over 1.4 million people in state and federal prisons. So if you find yourself in the same situation, you aren’t alone. When you’re facing criminal charges, you’re often required to pay a bail bond. But how much do you know about common bail conditions? Not knowing is not an excuse, and failing to meet […]
Are you interested in learning more about personal injury law? Every U.S. citizen and resident should know the basics of personal injury law. Each year, personal injury law preserves each person’s right to live a life free from harm that comes about due to negligence. Familiarizing yourself with personal injury law helps you know when […]
In Texas, a first-time driving while intoxicated offense, without any aggravating factors, is a Class B misdemeanor. Penalties upon a conviction include 3 to 180 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $2,000. CONTACT OUR TEXAS DWI ATTORNEYS! The level of charge, and subsequently the fine and term of incarceration you face, can […]
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1.7 percent of drivers in the United States report driving after drinking too much. In Texas, that percentage climbs to 2.2 percent. For individuals dealing with impairments charges, it can be confusing to find out what to do and what their rights are. If you’ve been charged […]
In Texas, a driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction comes with a bevy of penalties, including the suspension of your driver’s license. Losing the ability to drive legally can severely limit what you can do, including getting yourself to work or school or taking care of essential household duties. The driver’s license suspension period depends on […]
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a matter taken very seriously in the state of Texas. That’s because one in three traffic deaths involves a drunk driver. Getting one DWI is no walk in the park. Getting a second one is also disastrous. But what if you’re facing your third DWI? You’re probably asking yourself many questions. […]
Are you a victim of domestic violence? Did you know that almost 15% of women and 4% of men in the United States have suffered physical violence at the hands of their partner? When you’re subjected to violence by a spouse or loved one, getting legal representation can be difficult. What you may not know, is that it doesn’t need to be. […]
Before a police officer can lawfully arrest you for DWI, they must have probable cause to believe that you were intoxicated by alcohol and/or drugs. Probable cause means that there is some concrete evidence they can point to justifying their taking you into custody. One way an officer can establish probable cause is by subjecting you to […]
So you went out with some friends after work for a drink. Several hours later (and several drinks in) you realize that it’s time to be getting home. You figure that even though you were drinking, your house is only a few minutes away so you should be okay to drive home. No big deal, […]