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Driving while intoxicated is a serious offense in the state of Texas, with severe consequences that can have a lasting impact on various aspects of an individual’s life. Depending on the situation, the specific effects or potential consequences of a DWI charge can vary. Legal consequences A DWI conviction in Texas can result in fines, ranging […]
If you are a driver under the age of 21, it is pivotal to realize that this state has zero tolerance for underage drunk driving. In other words, if a law enforcement official detects any alcohol in your system after pulling you over, you could face serious charges. It is also crucial to go over […]
Driving while intoxicated is a serious offense in Texas. If you get caught driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, you may face severe penalties. For repeat offenders, the punishments can be even more severe. This article will discuss the punishments for repeat DWI in Texas. Second DWI offense If law enforcement catches […]
The consequences for a DWI conviction in Texas can differ significantly depending on the offender’s record. The punishments, including fines and jail time, are generally less severe for first-time offenders. However, a DWI is still a serious charge with a lasting impact. Penalties for first-time offenses Drivers’ license suspensions are a common punishment for DWI offenders, […]
DUI stops, also called sobriety or DUI checkpoints, exist as a way to help police keep intoxicated drivers off the road. However, they may also violate the privacy and peace of drivers that go through it. For that reason, it is possible to avoid a DUI stop. Find an alternate path LifeSafer discusses DUI stops and […]
Your commercial driver’s license is more than a privilege. It is the key to your livelihood. Disqualifications could have significant ramifications in many ways for your life. This article looks generally at some details and some potential next steps regarding a disqualification that you might receive. Which offenses result in disqualifications? While there are many […]
A conviction for driving while intoxicated in Texas may complicate many areas of your life. The financial repercussions of a drunk driving conviction are considerable, for example. In some cases, the details of your DWI arrest and conviction also have the potential to haunt you for years to come, impacting everything from your ability to […]
Having an open container in a vehicle in Texas is illegal. Nobody within a vehicle can have an open container of alcohol. Understanding this law requires knowing what open container means. Open container definition An open container is any alcoholic beverage that is in a container that is open. Open can mean it has a broken seal. […]
If you have been accused of driving while intoxicated (DWI), you might feel like your best bet is to plead guilty, pay the fine and be done with it. You might think that a failed Breathalyzer test means that your fate is sealed. Well, none of these is true. The reality is that there are several […]
The phrase “second chances” is common in criminal defense. In Texas, it probably refers to a somewhat recent change in state law. This change allowed some people with single-offense criminal records to request nondisclosure orders. This article focuses on the law resulting from House Bill 3016, which the governor signed near the end of 2017. Thanks […]
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