Getting arrested for DWI has consequences on your driver’s license, as well as criminal consequences. Below, we discuss these potential consequences: You have 15 days to request a hearing with DPS to contest the initial suspension of your driver’s license. If you do not ...
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View MoreA DWI is serious conviction with many harsh consequences that can impact your name, personhood, reputation, and personal and professional life. ...
View MoreThe holiday spirit of merriment often means literally enjoying spirits, as in alcoholic beverages, with family and friends. Whether you are looking ...
View MoreThe 1st Court of Appeals in Texas recently decided a DWI case from Fort Bend County, in which the police took blood from a DWI accident suspect after ...
View MoreOn April 20, 2016 the United States Supreme Court heard a seventy-one-minute oral argument in Birchfield v. North Dakota . The issue before the Court ...
View MoreAnyone who drives in the State of Texas can be arrested for driving while intoxicated . Here is a common scenario: Have a glass of wine at dinner or a ...
View MoreThe Harris County Criminal Justice System offers certain second-time DWI offenders the opportunity to avoid incarceration through participation in the ...
View MoreAssistant District Attorney Facing DWI Charges in Travis County The Sugar Land Chronicle recently reported on the fact that an Assistant District ...
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