All DUI and most first-offense DWIs are classified as misdemeanors, and you can still buy a gun If your DWI is for a more serious offense, you could face felony …
Read More →Remain calm and don’t answer any questions Contact an attorney as soon as possible during the booking process There are several ways to resolve a DWI case before a trial …
Read More →Most misdemeanor DWI convictions won’t block travel to Mexico. Learn when a felony DUI can lead to denied entry and what to know before you go.
Read More →Is doxxing illegal in Texas? Learn how Texas law defines doxxing, the criminal penalties, possible defenses, and what to do if you’re accused of doxxing.
Read More →Texas has 6 types of bail bonds. Cash, Surety, and Personal Recognizance Bonds are most common. Learn more about the differences and the less-common options.
Read More →No matter what a police officer might imply, field sobriety tests are never mandatory in Texas, even if your traffic stop falls on a “no-refusal” weekend.
Read More →The legal consequences of public indecency can vary widely depending on the circumstances If minors are involved, penalties may require registering as a sex offender Digital platforms must balance public …
Read More →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 →Learn the difference between DUI and DWI in Texas, including BAC limits, penalties, and when minors can face either charge.
Read More →It's possible to relocate to a new state or even just travel to visit family while on probation, but you must complete a few extra steps to get approval.
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 you’re pulled over in a seemingly routine traffic stop, what happens if the police officer notices that your breath smells like alcohol? It’s common for officers to check for …
Read More →Probation fees in Texas can add up quickly. Texans must pay a monthly supervision fee between $25 to $60, court fees, lab fees, and more assorted costs.
Read More →In some situations, a Texas temporary driver’s license isn’t a big deal. For example, you normally receive a temporary driver’s license during in-person renewal of your driver’s license. Having a …
Read More →The Texas Department of Public Safety operates an online database where you can search for information about criminal arrests and convictions. The public has limited access to this information, but …
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