Cars, Trucks, And Boats? What Counts As A “Motor Vehicle” In Pearland Under Texas DWI/DUI Criminal Laws?
Most people in Texas, and throughout the United States and probably the world, know that drugs and alcohol and driving...
Read MorePro Se, Public Defender, Or Private Lawyer? Who Should Represent Me In My Pearland DWI/DUI Case?
When a person goes out for a fun time out on the town, a dinner date, or a rowdy sports...
Read MoreFinancial Implications Of A DWI Conviction In Texas
Driving While Intoxicated in Texas is an offense taken seriously by law enforcement and prosecutors. Section 49.04 of the Texas...
Read MoreCareer Consequences Of A DWI Conviction In Texas
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Texas is a serious crime with equally serious penalties. Punishment for even a first offense...
Read MoreWhat Prosecutors Must Prove In A DWI Case, And How To Defend Yourself Against DWI Charges
Driving While Intoxicated in Texas is a serious offense that law enforcement and prosecutors do not take lightly. They will...
Read MoreHow Do Texas “Open Container” Laws Work?
Perhaps one of the most misunderstood areas of Texas criminal law is the prohibition on “open containers” of alcohol in...
Read MoreCan A Lane Change Lead To A Felony Drunk Driving Conviction?
Drunk driving arrests rarely start out that way. The more typical scenario is that a police officer initiates a “routine”...
Read MoreHow Your Car Can Be Considered A “Deadly Weapon” Under Texas Criminal Law
Criminal assault covers a much broader range of conduct than most people realize. Sure, if you walk up to someone...
Read MoreWhat Happens If I Refuse A Breathalyzer Test?
A driver is considered legally intoxicated in Texas if their blood-alcohol content (BAC) is measured at 0.08 percent or greater....
Read MoreDoes DWI Require Proof Of Your Exact BAC At The Time Of Arrest?
Under Texas law, a person is legally too drunk to drive if their blood-alcohol content (BAC) is at least 0.08...
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