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If a police officer has pulled you over and has a reason to suspect you are operating the vehicle while intoxicated, they might request you to do field sobriety tests (FSTs). Does the law require you to submit to these tests? What will happen if you do...

Legal rights seek to protect the freedom of all citizens from police misconduct and infringement. Most people know about these rights from TV shows, including the entitlement to legal representation and remaining silent. Understanding and exercising the...

A DWI conviction in Texas can give rise to numerous criminal and administrative penalties, based on the facts of your case in addition to your previous criminal history. Life could get more difficult after being convicted with DWI; from getting...

As a parent, you want the best for your child. You even use various resources to educate your child on the consequences of breaking laws. Unfortunately, many young children make mistakes or commit crimes like driving while intoxicated (DWI). When the...

The effects of DWI in Texas weigh differently in every person. The court can decide to prosecute you with different charges depending on the nature of your crime and your prior DWI criminal history. Whether it's your first time or subsequent DWI arrest,...

Doubtless, dealing with DWI charges is stressful and you could face the consequences head-on. However, most first-time offenders have a chance to avert the full trial and conviction process by joining the pretrial diversion program. Nonetheless, doing...

The majority of DWI cases resolve before the trial phase. Generally, defendants opt to enter a guilty plea in exchange for reduced charges or a lighter sentence. If you have decided to fight the charges and go to trial, nothing is as important as...

A DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) conviction, regardless of the way it is prosecuted, will change your life since you can face driver's license suspension, extended probationary sentences, and the lengthy repercussions of getting a criminal...