Individuals under the age of 21 are prohibited from purchasing, consuming or possessing alcohol in the state of Texas. Furthermore, the state has a zero tolerance DUI law that applies to younger motorists. Penalties for underage DUI Texas law says drivers who are...
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5 hidden costs stemming from DWI conviction
A DWI conviction can lead to the usual suspects of penalties: incarceration, stiff fines, restitution, loss of driver’s license and community service. These represent the surface costs stemming from a mistake you wish you had avoided. However, there are a number of...
Catastrophic consequences for a third DWI
The Lone Star State takes drunk driving seriously. Those convicted for their first DWI face severe consequences, including fines, driver’s license suspension, and jail sentences. A second conviction of driving under the influence of alcohol can result in harsher...
Understanding the penalties for a DWI in Texas
In Texas, law enforcement is vigilant about catching drivers who might be driving while under the influence. Despite its known danger and the emphasis on putting a stop to it, simply being subject to a DWI investigation and arrested does not automatically imply guilt....
How the consequences of one DWI charge can linger
In Texas, you should not take a DWI charge lightly. Even if it is your first offense, a criminal charge can lead to expensive penalties that may cost you money and time behind bars in the short term and privileges and opportunities down the line. First-time DWI...
