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Drunk driving can lead to a charge of intoxicated manslaughter in Texas, an indictment that holds harsher penalties than DWI. While intoxicated manslaughter involves driving drunk, voluntary manslaughter, as the name suggests, results when the motorist is driving recklessly and causes an...
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While a breathalyzer test is often used for supporting a DWI arrest, several factors can also influence the results. Therefore, the reality of the test can be challenged by an attorney. As a result, you can “pass” a breathing test for alcohol as the result of a machine error, human ...
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If you’re arrested for DWI and/or convicted, a DWI in Texas stays on your criminal record for life. Unless you get the record expunged or sealed, anyone who runs a criminal background check can see the conviction. So, if you’re applying for a job or try renting an apartment, a c...
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Dealing with a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) charge in Texas is a challenging and life-altering experience. It can impact your personal and professional life, making it difficult to secure employment or even rent an apartment. Fortunately, Texas law allows for the sealing of certa...
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If you’re out on bond while awaiting a trial in Texas, the court may order you to abstain from drugs or alcohol or impose random drug testing. If you fail to abide by the terms of a bond agreement, you may have to go to jail instead of planning your trial at home. Many defendants, w...
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If you live in Texas and get behind the wheel and drive while intoxicated, you can face some stiff penalties. If you get into a traffic accident while under the influence, and it leads to a fatality, you’re committing intoxication manslaughter. This offense may be defined as vehicular ...
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Currently, 37 states and the District of Columbia permit police officers to conduct DUI checkpoints. This is part of each state’s efforts to take inebriated drivers off the road. In Texas, DUI checkpoints are illegal. If your sobriety was called into question at a DUI checkpoint in ...
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