DWI/DUI Case Results in Montgomery, TX

Charge

DWI - Second Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #1

Allegations

Police stopped the client for failing to signal a lane change and claimed an odor of alcohol. The client declined a roadside breath test, did field sobriety tests, and later had a blood draw. Video showed the client polite, coherent, and performing better than the reports, and there was no evidence the empty bottles in the car were recently used. We tore into the lab records, chain of custody, and highlighted the clear disconnect between the video and the high blood result. With that leverage, we negotiated a reduction to a lesser DWI.

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DWI - First Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #1

Allegations

Police responded to a call about intoxicated patrons and found our client in the driver’s seat of a parked car with the engine running while a rideshare was being arranged. The client declined to provide ID and refused field sobriety tests, was arrested, and a blood draw was taken under a warrant. We obtained and reviewed the bodycam and police reports, and secured proof of the rideshare request. Focusing on lack of operation and the stationary, legally parked vehicle, we challenged the basis for treating the client as a driver. The prosecution dismissed the case.

Charge

DWI - First Offense

Location

Montgomery County, CCL5

Allegations

The client was stopped for failing to maintain a single lane and arrested for DWI after roadside sobriety tests. They declined a roadside breath test, and a blood sample was taken later at the station after a delay. We obtained the dash and body camera footage, which showed the client calm, cooperative, and performing better than the report suggested. Leveraging those issues and the timing of the blood draw, we challenged the state’s proof. The case resolved with deferred probation, keeping a conviction off the record.

Charge

DWI - First Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #4

Allegations

After a night out, the client fell asleep in a fast-food drive-through. Officers woke him, observed signs of intoxication, found two open containers, conducted field sobriety tests, and obtained a hospital blood draw. The result later came back well over the legal limit. We gathered the videos and lab documentation, emphasized his clean record and cooperation, and pressed for a reduced outcome despite the difficult facts. The prosecution agreed to reduce the charge, and we secured credit for time served with no additional jail or probation.

Charge

DWI - First Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #4

Allegations

The stop began when an officer said the driver failed to properly yield to an emergency vehicle. Field sobriety tests were done on a wet roadside, and our client told police about medical issues and medication that affect balance. A portable breath test read under the limit, while a later breath test came back just over. We obtained and reviewed the videos, documented the weather and footing, and gathered medical records to explain the performance on the tests. After we presented those problems to the prosecutor, the case was dismissed.

Charge

DWI - First Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #1

Allegations

A traffic stop for swerving and a broken brake light ended with our client arrested after roadside tests and a blood draw at the jail. The client admitted drinking earlier but believed they performed well on the exercises. We obtained discovery, scrutinized the field test documentation and blood records, and challenged the strength of the stop and the evidentiary value of the tests. We emphasized the time gap between drinking and the draw. After sustained negotiations, the state reduced the charge and credited time served.

Charge

DWI - First Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #5

Allegations

Our client was found asleep in a parked vehicle with the engine running after a long workday. He acknowledged having a few drinks, then officers ran him through field sobriety tests twice. He believed he passed, and the breath machine produced multiple failed attempts. We gathered the video and reports, challenged the reliability of the testing and the fact the encounter began with a parked car rather than observed driving, and pressed those weaknesses with the prosecutor. The state agreed to reduce the charge to a lesser offense.

Charge

DWI - Second Offense

Location

Montgomery County, CCL4

Allegations

Following a collision near ongoing roadwork, the client was arrested for a second DWI based on odor of alcohol, an alleged open container, and a hospital blood draw. We pulled the bodycam, sought the EMT and hospital records, and gathered photos from the scene. The materials raised serious doubts about who caused the crash, showed the boxed beverages were unopened, and exposed inconsistencies in the officer’s account. We also documented that pain medication given during treatment could affect observed impairment and the state’s interpretation of results. Confronted with these issues and discovery gaps, the prosecution dismissed the case.

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DWI - Second Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #5

Allegations

Police responded to a domestic dispute after the client called for assistance. Officers claimed the client admitted to recently driving, and a blood draw was obtained by warrant after a refusal. We dug into the reports and statements and found conflicting accounts about when the client arrived home and whether any drinking happened afterward. The probable cause affidavit also included a significant timestamp error. We challenged the reliability of the timeline and scrutinized the warrant paperwork, pressing the state on proof of intoxication at the time of driving. The charge was reduced.

Charge

DWI - First Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #4

Allegations

Our client was stopped for speeding during a traffic stop, and the officer claimed to smell alcohol. Field sobriety tests were given on the roadside. The client refused a breath test, and blood was later drawn at the jail. We dug into the basis for the stop, the officer's instructions on the tests, and the procedures used for the blood draw. We pressed the prosecution on weaknesses in proving intoxication and negotiated hard. The state agreed to reduce the charge, and the court credited time already served, bringing the case to a close.

Charge

DWI - First Offense

Location

Montgomery County, County Court at Law #4

Allegations

During a late night drive home from a small gathering, the client was stopped after a brief lane movement while trying to start a phone interface. The officer relocated the stop to a dark lot away from a passenger and conducted roadside tests. The report documented only one clue on the walk and turn and one leg stand, yet the client was arrested and later provided a breath sample. We dissected the reports, challenged the stop for lack of articulated unsafe driving, and raised concerns about how the investigation was handled. The state dismissed the case.