Amarillo, Texas, Criminal Law Blog
Am I automatically guilty if I fail a breathalyzer test?
When a breathalyzer test measures your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at .08 or higher, it may feel like the police have you dead to rights. However, remember that you’re innocent until proven guilty. In addition, recent studies have called into question the...
Answering an officer may be a mistake
If you’re pulled over on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, you may think that cooperating with an officer will help your case. More often, your words will incriminate you. Law enforcement officers may use them against you in court, or they may add to your...
DWI felony convictions in Texas
Texas is tough on crime and makes no exceptions for DWI charges. A person’s first DWI charge is typically prosecuted as a misdemeanor unless another person was seriously injured or killed during a collision. It is crucial motorists understand how severe the penalties...
Should I consent to a DWI breath test?
After a night out at the bars on Route 66, you get in your car to drive home. Before you’ve driven more than a mile, you see the flashing lights of a police car behind you. The officer pulls you over and, after asking you to take field sobriety tests, arrests you on...
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