Breath test printouts at the Lew Sterrett Justice Center sometimes show a number that changes the whole case. In Texas, a first DWI is normally a Class B misdemeanor, but when the alleged alcohol concentration is 0.15 or higher, the charge moves up to a Class A misdemeanor. That jump carries a possible sentence of up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $4,000. Dallas DWI Lawyers defends drivers charged under this enhanced provision, including people stopped on the north s
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Read more about High BAC DWI Defense in Dallas for Class A ChargesCrowds leaving the American Airlines Center in Victory Park pour onto I-35E and Woodall Rodgers Freeway within minutes of the final whistle, and a collision in that traffic can bring police, paramedics and a blood warrant before anyone has had time to think. When someone is badly hurt and officers believe alcohol played a part, the charge that follows is often intoxication assault. Dallas DWI Lawyers defends people charged with this felony in Dallas County. Intoxication assau
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Read more about Intoxication Assault Defense Attorney in Dallas TXMonday morning on Mockingbird Lane looks the same as it did last week, except the drive to your job near Love Field now depends on what the State of Texas decides about your license. After a DWI arrest in Dallas, a suspension can land well before the criminal case is resolved, and for people who live and work on the north side that raises an immediate practical problem. Dallas DWI Lawyers helps clients deal with it through the ALR hearing process and, where the law allows, an
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