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Texas DWI Penalties for Commercial Drivers
From semi-trucks carrying cargo to buses carrying passengers, commercial driver’s license (CDL) holders drive full-time to earn a living and support ...
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Aggravated DWI in Texas
In Texas, a first DWI offense is a Class B misdemeanor, which carries a maximum 180-day jail sentence, a fine not exceeding $2,000, and driver’s ...
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Texas DWI Penalties
Drunk driving is a serious offense in Texas. Whether you have been charged for the first or third time, a DWI conviction results in harsh penalties ...
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Texas Law and DWI: Prescriptions and Zero Tolerance
Texas has a zero-tolerance policy for DWI, even if you are carrying a prescription for medications you are taking. Any medication that impairs or ...
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Can I Get My Texas DWI Reduced to a Lesser Charge?
Penalties for a DWI conviction in Texas can have a negative impact on the rest of your life. A first-time offense carries a jail term no longer than ...
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Can I Refuse to Take a Chemical Test After a DWI Arrest?
After being arrested for DWI in Texas, drivers must decide whether or not to take a breath or blood chemical test to determine their blood alcohol ...
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Can Sleeping in Your Car Lead to DWI?
Imagine this, you’ve had several alcoholic beverages when the bar closes and you don’t want to leave your car in the parking lot or on the street ...
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Common DWI Mistakes People Make
Getting arrested for a DWI can be a frightening, stressful, and confusing experience, especially if it is your first time. It is important to not let ...
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