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Perhaps your son is 18 years old, is in his freshman year at college, and, on occasion, enjoys relaxing with friends over a beer or two. If law enforcement pulls him over on suspicion of driving while intoxicated (DWI), what will happen next? Texas law for minors In...

Motorists who are younger than 21 face serious penalties for driving while intoxicated in Texas. The state has a zero-tolerance policy, which means any amount of blood alcohol content can result in a DWI for a minor.  Review the possible legal consequences of a DWI...

Many people think of DUI exclusively in terms of drunk driving, so it might surprise you to know that any intoxicating substance can impair your ability to operate a motor vehicle. This includes prescription medications as well as illicit drugs. Drug classes are a way...

No one goes out on a night with friends with the intention of driving home intoxicated. However, this is a common occurrence among even well-meaning drivers, who could end up facing serious penalties as a result of one indiscretion. Understanding the punishments...

Without question, some harsh penalties often follow a conviction for driving while impaired in the Lone Star State. Even for a first-time offense, you may face up to a $2,000 fine and 180 days in jail. You may also lose your driving privileges. Completing the Free...

Driving under the influence of alcohol charges in Texas may lead people to experience some harsh penalties due to the dangers associated with impaired driving. Oddly enough, one of the penalties some drivers face after a DUI conviction in Texas may well open the door...

Those charged with DWI often need to start over with respect to various facets of their lives. For example, many people need to start over with respect to their careers and some even have to move on from their marriage or long-term relationship as a result of a DWI....

To determine if motorists have had too much to drink before getting behind the wheel, law enforcement often measures the amount of alcohol in their bodies. Obtained through breath, blood or urine testing, a person’s blood alcohol concentration level refers to this...