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By Attorney Deandra Grant
Fighting DWI charges can present many challenges, not only for the defense, but prosecutors as well. This is why it is important to be armed with the necessary knowledge so you understand the DWI process.
Attorney Deandra M. Grant is the co-author of the Texas DWI Manual, offering legal advice to both clients and fellow attorneys. Fighting DWI charges can present may challenges, not only for the defense, but prosecutors as well. This is why it is important to be armed with the necessary knowledge so that you understand the DWI criminal process.
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In Texas, when you are arrested for DWIÂ (driving while intoxicated), refuse to take a breath or blood test OR provide a breath sample that is reported as .08 or greater, the officer will take your driver’s license and give you a piece of paper that is called a Notice of Suspension.
You have 15 days from the date you receive this notice to contact the Department of Public Safety and request a hearing to challenge your administrative license revocation. Failure to request a hearing will result in your license suspension going into effect 40 days after you received the notice of suspension (usually 40 days after your DWI arrest).
If you consent to a blood draw, Notice of Suspension will be mailed to you by DPS if the test result is .08 or greater. You only have 10 days to request a hearing when you receive the notice in the mail.
Deandra Grant Law can schedule your ALR hearing for you and can also represent you at your hearing in order to help you reach a positive outcome. Protecting your driving privileges is extremely important to our firm, and our Texas ALR hearing attorneys will use their extensive knowledge and experience to fight for your driver’s license.
If you have been arrested for DWI in Texas, schedule your initial consultation to find the right legal options!
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The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) must prove at your ALR hearing that the police officer had a legal reason to come in contact with you, had probable cause to arrest you for DWI and you failed or refused chemical testing. If you are accused of failing the test, DPS must also prove that you had a breath or blood alcohol concentration of .08% or greater. If you are accused of refusing chemical testing (a breath test or blood test) DPS must prove that the officer had probable cause to make a DWI arrest, that you were driving a vehicle in a public place and that you actually refused.
Fight your DWI charges and challenge your administrative license revocation with a skilled defense lawyer such as Deandra Grant at your side. You deserve aggressive representation, and you need it if you are to have a chance of keeping your driving privileges.
Schedule a consultation with Deandra Grant Law to work with our ALR hearing lawyers in Texas.
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