The police have several tools at their disposal that can help them gather evidence on suspected drunk drivers. While many people know about breath tests, some people aren’t aware of standardized field sobriety tests. A standardized field sobriety test helps the...
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3 DWI myths to avoid
There is a lot of false information about how to avoid getting a DWI charge. Believing what you read on the web or hear from someone could land you in trouble with the law. Here are three myths to be wary of: Myth 1: Coffee makes you sober Truth: People are frequently...
How can you sober up quickly before you drive?
You may find yourself in a scenario where you need to drive your car, but you know that it would be unsafe and illegal to do so. You know that you’ve had too much to drink and you’re in danger of being impaired and/or over the legal limit. Ideally, you would simply...
Understanding your rights during a traffic stop
The police have a right to perform traffic stops. They’ll typically do a traffic stop when there’s reasonable suspicion that a driver is violating the law or will commit a criminal act. One reason the police pull drivers over is because there’s a suspicion of drunk...
Impaired driving ability isn’t necessary for a Texas DWI
A driving while intoxicated (DWI) offense is the technical term for criminal charges related to drunk driving in Texas. After an officer arrests someone for being over the legal limit or for being under the influence of drugs, a DWI charge is what they will typically...
What is a field sobriety test?
The police have the right to perform traffic stops if they have reasonable suspicion that a driver is doing something illegal. Reasonable suspicion may look like a driver who may be driving drunk because they’re swerving between lanes or running a red light. A traffic...
Can a personal breath test device help you avoid DWI charges?
You certainly want to avoid being charged with a driving while impaired (DWI) offense, so you probably try hard to keep your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) below the legal limit. This limit in Texas is set at 0.08% for most motorists. You know that it’s probably...
3 reasons a Texas DWI arrest could lead to felony charges
Some people panic over a traffic ticket, while others fail to take criminal allegations as seriously as they should. Driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges may seem less serious than a violent criminal offense or a major financial crime. As a result, many people...
DWI enforcement increasing for holidays
Going out to holiday parties with your friends and family members is a great way to make fun memories. When those parties include alcoholic beverages, you should ensure that you have a way to get home. The Texas Department of Transportation has already begun the...
How drugged driving charges can be challenged in court
Impaired driving can stem from more than just alcohol. Some people who have taken over-the-counter, prescription or illegal drugs may be too impaired to drive safely. This can put others in danger and may lead to criminal charges. Unlike alcohol charges, it’s...