Texas “no-refusal” weekends don’t eliminate your rights. Learn what police can require during a DWI stop, including breath tests, blood draws, and sobriety tests.
Read More →Texas has strict DWI/DUI laws. The legal blood alcohol limit for adults is .08%. If you're under 21, any alcohol at all in your system could mean a DUI charge.
Read More →If a motorist is convicted of drunk or drugged driving, their sentence might include a requirement to complete the Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Victim Impact Panel program. When someone …
Read More →Nystagmus testing in Texas is a field sobriety test. To perform the test, the officer will ask a DWI or DUI suspect to follow a moving object with their eyes.
Read More →After any DWI conviction in Texas, expect serious consequences. Outside of suspended driver's licenses and administrative fees, you may also be required to install ignition interlock devices (IIDs) in your …
Read More →Under Texas’ Implied Consent law, anyone who accepts a driver’s license automatically consents to breath and blood samples when legally arrested on suspicion of DWI. Even still, you have the …
Read More →The cost of a DWI lawyer in Texas can vary depending on the lawyer’s experience, location, reputation, and the complexity of the case. For a simple DWI case that doesn’t …
Read More →In DWI stops, police in Texas use SFSTs, or Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, to determine if a person’s driving ability is impaired. However, SFSTs are not always accurate. There are …
Read More →BUI stands for Boating Under the Influence. In Texas, it is illegal for minors to operate a watercraft while having any amount of detectable alcohol in their system. BUI is …
Read More →Texas has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to underage drinking and driving. If your teenager is caught driving with any detectable amount of alcohol in their system, they can …
Read More →We pulled public data from all counties in Texas from the years 2022 and 2023 to determine the cost of bail for a DWI in Texas. According to the data, …
Read More →In Texas, it is illegal to provide a minor with alcohol. An adult who provides or sells alcohol to a minor risks facing a Class A misdemeanor, while a minor …
Read More →In Texas, DUI refers specifically to people under age 21 who drive with any detectable amount of alcohol in their system -- here is no minimum BAC requirement.
Read More →The consequences of a DWI charge, especially a suspended license, can severely impact your life. A suspended license can limit your access to work and school, cut into your quality …
Read More →All Texans should be familiar with local laws regarding the purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages. This knowledge allows individuals to avoid putting both themselves and others at risk. The …
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