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Are you confused about the differences between DUI and DWI in Texas? If you are living in or planning to drive through Texas, it is essential to understand the distinction between DUI and DWI charges. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they carry different…
Being charged with a Texas DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) can be an overwhelming experience, and one of the biggest questions many people have is: How long is this going to take? While every case differs, the process from arrest to resolution can vary significantly depending…
In Texas, police need reasonable suspicion for a traffic stop, with common reasons including traffic violations, suspicion of criminal activity, expired registration, or a citizen tip backed by evidence. Drivers must provide a license, registration, and proof of insurance, but have the right to remain…
Driving under the influence (DUI) in Texas includes alcohol and all forms of drugs. If you consume an intoxicating or mind-altering agent that impairs your ability to drive safely, you could be stopped, arrested, and charged with a DUI. While certain levels of THC are…
Driving under the influence (DUI) is taken seriously in Texas. This is because sometimes impaired driving can lead to accidents that cause injuries to all involved. Injuries may range from minor to severe, and the extent of the injuries may dictate the severity of your…
Have you ever made a mistake that feels like it could haunt you forever? If you have been charged with a DWI in Texas, you might wonder if there is a way to clear your record and move forward. The good news is that you…
If you or a family member is facing allegations of hit-and-run DUI in Texas, knowing about the laws and penalties can help you be prepared and take appropriate action to mitigate the consequences. So, how do the laws apply to your situation, and what are…
Bond conditions after a Texas DWI arrest can include no driving orders, prohibitions on alcohol and drug use, alcohol or drug monitoring like Scram bracelets, ignition interlock devices for high BAC or prior offenses, travel restrictions, and mandatory alcohol or drug counseling and education. If…
Theft crimes are some of the top offenses investigated by law enforcement agencies in Texas. Many who face theft investigations wonder, “What is the process of theft crime investigation in Texas?” Examining the legal proceedings that law enforcement follows when handling a theft investigation can…
Each state varies when it comes to laws involving driving while intoxicated (DWI). Penalties could involve fines, loss of driving privileges, and jail time. If you have already had a DWI charge and are now faced with a second accusation, it is important to know…