A first-time DWI charge in Texas is a Class B Misdemeanor. The maximum fine is $3,000.00, and the maximum jail sentence is 6 months. A conviction for this offense is permanent, and results in a driver license suspension....
DUI is when a minor under the legal drinking age of 21 operates a motor vehicle with any detectable amount of alcohol in their system. DUI (Driving Under the Influence) is a class C misdemeanor crime punishable by a maximum $500 fine, alcohol awareness, community service, and a driver’s license...
Drivers convicted of DWI charges can face years of jail time, thousands of dollars in fines and fees, the loss of driving privileges, and potentially even their livelihood. With so much at stake, it is always worth fighting a DWI charge, no matter what the circumstances of your arrest. Can...
CAN YOU LOSE YOUR MEDICAL LICENSE FOR A DWI IN TEXAS? A misdemeanor DWI conviction alone will normally not cause a Texas medical license suspension. However, Texas Occupations Code § 164.057 does require a medical license suspension upon conviction for felony DWI, including Intoxication Assault, and Intoxication Manslaughter. Additionally, repeat...
A Texas DUI results in a distinguishable auto insurance rate hike, though these increases vary across insurance providers. On average, DUI offenders can see an increase of several hundred dollars a year on their car insurance. Some insurance companies may even refuse coverage following a DUI in Texas. Does DUI...
A blood test is one of the methods used for investigating and prosecuting Driving While Intoxicated cases in Texas. The law requires drivers arrested for DWI in Texas to submit a breath or blood sample for forensic alcohol testing. A refusal can result in lengthy Texas driver’s license suspension and...
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