Helping North Texans Erase Criminal Records
When people refer to buzzed driving, they generally mean that someone has been consuming some amount of alcohol, and they can slightly feel the effects, but they are not yet intoxicated. They may believe that they are not impaired and that their blood alcohol content...
Drinking and driving is a serious offense that can land you in legal trouble. If you are pulled over under suspicion of driving intoxicated, the police officer will likely ask you to take a field sobriety test. But what are your rights when it comes to these tests? In...
In any criminal investigation, the continuity and integrity of evidence is essential for prosecutors. Where investigation requires physical evidence collection and storage, however, there is the potential for police to make mistakes. Some of these are the result of...
Your ability to tell when you have had too much to drink isn't as good as you might imagine. The average person has a hard time knowing when a little bit becomes too much. Adults consistently underestimate their own impairment and overestimate their ability to drive...
Allegations of driving while intoxicated (DWI) offenses are among the most common criminal charges in Texas. Police officers are on the roads every day looking for signs of impaired driving, and they frequently demand chemical tests from everyone involved in car...
When you spend so much time working, it is only right you make the most of public holidays such as July Fourth. Yet, celebrating Independence Day with alcohol and then driving could cost you your freedom or even your life. Independence Day was ranked as the third most...
In Texas, there are generally two circumstances in which people find themselves facing driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges. The first is if they caused the crash, as the police routinely test everyone involved in collisions for chemical intoxication. The second is...
You know that it's illegal to drink and drive, and you can't have an open drink in your car while you're operating the vehicle. This could result in DWI charges in the same way that you could be charged if your blood alcohol concentration is over 0.08%. But what about...
When you think about how much you have to drink, do you ever include the alcohol that may have been in your food? Many people don’t realize that wine, beer and spirits used in their dinners may still be potent enough to raise their blood alcohol concentrations, but...
Anyone who has an alcoholic beverage should understand just how much alcohol there is in the drink and how it may affect their ability to drive safely. In the U.S. a standard drink has approximately 14 grams of pure alcohol. Every drink is different, so what a “drink”...