Category Archives: DWI
Differences Between Over-The-Counter And Prescription Drugs
When people think of drugs, they may think of two types, drugs that are legal and those that are illegal. But even within the scope of legal drugs there are qualifications. For example, there are prescription drugs and those that are able to be purchased over-the-counter. A variety of drugs impact a person’s ability… Read More »
Types Of Prescription Drugs That Can Impair Drivers
If you or someone you love is taking medication, it is important to understand some prescription drugs could result in a DWI. It is possible to be charged with a DWI in Texas when you have not been drinking alcohol but have been taking particular medications. Which makes sense, because some medications affect an… Read More »
Driving While Intoxicated In The State Of Texas
Drunk driving, also known as driving while intoxicated, is referred to as a DWI. Driving under the influence, a DUI, may be used in conversation interchangeably with a DWI but they are technically different. In the state of Texas, a DUI is typically a charge for minors. An individual can be charged with a… Read More »
Immigration Concerns And A Texas DWI
There are many concerns that go through a person’s thoughts when they are pulled over for driving while intoxicated (DWI). These worries can be exacerbated if the traffic stop results in an arrest. A DWI charge can lead to fines, losing a driver’s licenses, and other issues, but if you are not a citizen… Read More »
Electric Scooters And A Texas DWI
You have likely seen electric scooters in Texas cities. Because these forms of transportation have become more popular in recent years, it is important to understand the laws surrounding their use. It is possible to receive a DWI while riding a scooter, although there is not a specific law defining this. It is possible… Read More »
DWI Consequences Beyond Criminal Punishment
According to Texas law, there are specific penalties connected to a DWI charge. The penalties are also related to if the conviction is your first, second, third, or fourth offense. For example, a first offense DWI has a maximum penalty of a fine of $2,000 and 180 days in jail. A fourth offense is… Read More »
Firearm Possession and a DWI Charge
In Texas, many choose to possess firearms. This is a second amendment right for individuals in the state of Texas and around the country. But there are times when it is illegal to possess a firearm, such as when individuals have been convicted of serious offenses. If you are wondering if you can purchase… Read More »
Low Carb Diets and Breathalyzer Tests
Have you heard that the keto diet and other low carbohydrate eating plans can result in inaccurate breathalyzer test results? This can happen because when a person is in ketosis, the process the keto diet is named after, acetone is created in the body. This happens when an individual’s liver breaks down fat. It… Read More »
Taking Prescription Medications Can Result Impaired Driving
While it is widely understood that individuals should not get behind the wheel after drinking alcohol or using illegal drugs, many do not think about the impact prescription medications can have on a person’s ability to drive. After ingesting medications, it is possible to be involved in traffic accidents due to reduced reaction times,… Read More »
What to Do When You Get a Second DWI
Getting arrested for a DWI can be incredibly stressful and distressing. While you may not believe there is anything worse at the time of your initial arrest, getting arrested again can bring even more pain. When an individual is pulled over by law enforcement for a traffic violation and the officer suspects they are… Read More »
