DWI/DUI

In Texas, DWI is a criminal offense that prohibits a person from driving or operating a motor vehicle in a public place while intoxicated. Texas law defines intoxication as:

• When a person uses an alcoholic beverage, drug, controlled substance, or any combination thereof, and as a result, losses his or her mental or physical ability to safely operate a motorized vehicle
• A person’s blood alcohol concentration is more than 0.08 of the body

Our DWI defense attorneys will investigate every aspect of your case with the ultimate goal of keeping your record clean. In addition of reviewing your video, our Dallas DWI attorneys will investigate to see whether:

• There was a probable cause or a valid reason for initially stopping your vehicle
• There was sufficient evidence for the police officer to investigate you for a possible DWI
• The police officer was properly trained in conducting the standardized field sobriety test
• The police officer correctly conducted the standardized field sobriety tests to you
• In the event that blood or breath samples were given, was it given properly and in accordance with Texas law
• The equipment and the instrument used to take your blood or breath samples were working properly

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