When caught committing a crime, you'll likely face predetermined penalties for the offense you are charged with. This can be overwhelming to comprehend, as there are a number of factors that can influence the outcome of your conviction. These factors lead to uncertainty and doubt surrounding the severity of your…
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While many are confident in their driving ability, many are too sure of their skills. This leads some to make risky decisions while behind the wheel, which can cause subsequent accidents, injuries, and, in some cases, death. If you were trying to show off while behind the wheel, you may…
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Drinking and driving is never a good idea. Even if you only feel a slight buzz or a little fuzzy, you should wait until you feel okay to drive. However, many make the assumption that because they aren't at the legal limit for a DWI, they can get behind the…
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When convicted of a DWI, you're likely going to lose your license for an extended period. For most people who are first-time offenders, a suspension will last anywhere from 90 days to one year. However, you may not understand how serious it is to operate a car while your license…
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Whether you're guilty or not, a first-offense DWI is a serious charge with life-long consequences. However, if it is your first violation, you may think you can get away with minimal punishment. This is not the case, as Texas has strict rules surrounding diving while intoxicated penalties. The severity of…
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Drinking and driving is a severe crime in Texas, carrying heavy consequences for those who make the decision. One thing many facing a DWI charge forget to take into consideration is how it will impact their insurance rates. If you've been arrested for driving while intoxicated, understanding how Texas handles…
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When you've had much to drink, deciding to call a friend instead of drinking and driving is essential. However, instead of waiting in the cold or rain for someone to pick you up, you decide to sit in your car and wait. Next thing you know, a police officer is…
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When many people think about DWIs, they commonly associate it with drinking and driving. However, it also affects those who use drugs before getting behind the wheel. Again, many think this only applies to illegal substances. You may not realize you can get a DWI for driving after taking prescription…
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Many states will set up police checkpoints where all vehicles must stop so the officer can inquire about whether or not the driver has been drinking. This method is an effort to deter drunk drivers. Whether you were drinking or not, ensuring you know what your rights are at a…
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Being stopped by police is an anxiety-inducing event for many, as the fear of not knowing what could happen can cause you to panic. These emotions can lead you to come off as argumentative or offer too much information, which can cause you to incriminate yourself. If you're pulled over…
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