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When facing a drunk driving charge, one of the critical elements often encountered is the preliminary alcohol screening. It is crucial to understand what this entails and its implications in a drunk driving case. Preliminary alcohol screening is a procedure typically...
In Texas, drug charges can either fall under state or federal jurisdiction. State drug offenses are prosecuted under Texas law, while federal drug offenses are governed by federal law. The distinction between these two is crucial, as federal offenses often carry more...
Most car crashes in Bexar County and across Texas cause property damage. The vehicles involved require repair or replacement. People often expect that insurance will fully cover those expenses. After all, every driver in Texas is required to carry liability coverage...
If you get pulled over by a police officer, they may ask you a number of questions. These could include things like: Where are you coming from tonight or where are you going? Have you had anything to drink today? Do you know how fast you were driving? Do you know...
Impaired driving charges are some of the most common criminal cases pursued in the state of Texas, including Bexar County. Drivers who fail roadside tests, who drive in concerningly erratic manners and who cause crashes while under the influence of alcohol can face...
Every year, countless individuals hop into their cars, thinking they can power through their fatigue and reach their destination without any issues. However, most don't realize the sheer danger they're putting themselves and others in by driving while feeling drowsy....
When you drink alcohol, it can be measured in your blood. But having alcohol in your system may not necessarily mean you are legally intoxicated. In Texas, you are legally intoxicated when your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is 0.08% or more. Why is 0.08% the...
Someone who is convicted of drunk driving in Texas may be sentenced to a variety of penalties. A guilty plea or conviction for driving while intoxicated (DWI) offense could lead to probation, jail time, financial penalties and license suspension, among other...
A drunk driving crash that causes catastrophic injuries or death can have long-term consequences for the families of those who were in the vehicles. That’s especially true when a child loses a parent. Texas has become the latest state to enact a law that requires...
Driving while impaired (DWI) can land you in trouble – you may pay fines, go to jail or lose your driver's license. In Texas, you can be charged with this offense if you are caught driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% or higher or as soon as alcohol or...