Driving while Intoxicated
DWI in Texas
Driving While Intoxicated
The most common mistake people make when charged with this offense is the belief that their Blood Alcohol Content is above the legal limit. What many fail to understand is that the same charge applies to being under the influence of drugs. In addition, many tests are done to determine whether you are under the influence, which I believe are unfair and unethical.
Protect your rights
If you have been charged with a DWI in Texas, there are several things you can do to protect your rights:
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Know Your Legal Rights: You have the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. Exercise these rights if you are stopped or arrested for a DWI.
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Hire an experienced DWI attorney: A skilled DWI attorney can help you understand your rights, review the evidence against you, and develop a strong defense strategy. They can also represent you in court and negotiate with prosecutors on your behalf.
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Be careful what you say and do: Anything you say or do can be used against you in court. Be respectful to law enforcement officers, but avoid making any statements that could be incriminating.
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Don't consent to a search without a warrant: If the police ask to search your vehicle or person, you have the right to refuse without a warrant.
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Be aware of your options: You may be able to negotiate a plea bargain, attend a pre-trial diversion program, or fight the charges in court. A DWI attorney can help you understand your options and choose the best course of action for your situation.
Remember, a DWI charge is a serious matter, but with the right legal representation and knowledge of your rights, you can protect yourself and minimize the impact of the charges. Complete our contact form below to schedule a consultation today.