How long does the DA have to file DUI charges?
In Texas, the statute of limitations for filing DUI charges is typically 2 years. This means that the District Attorney has 2 years from the date of the alleged offense to file charges against the suspect. However, if the suspect leaves the state or the case is under investigation, the statute of limitations may be […]
10 Mistakes to Avoid After a DWI/DUI Arrest in Texas
Being arrested in Texas for a DWI or DUI (Driving under the influence) you should be aware of some mistakes people make after being arrested and what you can do to avoid them. Some of the most common mistakes people have made after being released from jail are listed below. Failing to contact an experienced […]
Traffic Stops Involving a DWI or DUi
Swerving and not paying attention, maybe you are distracted and run a stop sign. Many DUI/DWI arrests will start when a driver has been pulled over by the police. Police need to have a valid reason when pulling you over. It could be as simple as a backlight being out which is a traffic violation. […]
DUI/DWI Punishments and Penalties
It’s normal for people to make mistakes. However, some mistakes come with more consequences than others. If you or a loved one have been charged with drunk driving in Texas, you need to take this offense seriously, because Texas officials and law enforcement officer do. Although many get confused on the difference between a DWI and […]