Bryan/College Station DWI/DUI Defense Lawyer

Defending DWI In Bryan | College Station:

Anybody can get a DWI . . . all it takes is one mistake in judgment. But the long-term effects can be harmful well past the end of probation or any jail sentence. Your auto insurance company will likely raise your insurance rates or even drop your coverage if you're convicted. You can lose your job. A conviction for DWI can lead to expensive surcharges against your driver's license. However, a qualified Bryan|College Station DWI defense lawyer can make a difference protecting and defending your rights. So, please call me since I can help. I'm a Texas Board Certified defense attorney who is available to protect your rights to a strong defense in both criminal court and before the Department of Public Safety driver's license hearings.

If you've been arrested for drunk driving, DWI, or DUI Contact My Firm immediately. Important time limits apply in DWI, DUI, and other alcohol-related cases, so it's important you contact us quickly to begin your defense. In Texas, you have only 15 days after an arrest to request a hearing to save your driver's license.

I start defending your charges by completing a comprehesive investigation. We'll obtain the DWI video and obtain police reports through the driver's license discovery process. We subpoena the pollce to court and question them meticulously during the license suspension hearing. We also rely upon a network of experts useful in attacking and discrediting the evidence against you. We'll explain the possible ramifications of a conviction and, better yet, offer you the best chance of avoiding a conviction through zealous representation. Contact My Team to schedule a free consultation to discuss your charges.

For additional information about defending DWI and related charges in Brazos County, please visit my DWI specific websites at College Station DWI Defense Lawyer or Bryan DWI Defense Lawyer.

DUI: Driving Under the Influence

DUI is a zero-tolerance law in Texas that prohibits drivers under 21 years old from having any detectable amount of alcohol in their system. Police officers in Bryan|College Station are very aggressive in charging college students for this type of offense.

DWI: Driving While Intoxicated

DWI is a Texas law prohibiting any driver from operating a motor vehicle when they have lost the normal use of their mental or physical faculties, or by having a legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or above. Drivers can also be charged with DWI by the introduction of drugs, or a combination of alcohol and drugs, into their system. The police typically use a series of field sobriety tests (FSTs) to develop probable cause to arrest for DWI in addition to asking persons to submit to a breath or blood test. Here again, the police in Bryan|College Station have developed a "take no prisoners" attitude toward charging college students with this very serious misdemeanor offense. Call Us Now if you've been arrested.

ALR: Administrative License Revocation

In addition to the criminal charges faced by those arrested for DUI or DWI, the arrest starts an administrative procedure called Administrative License Revocation or ALR. An ALR driver's license suspension is automatic unless you request a hearing to challenge the suspension, in writing, within 15 days after receiving notice of the suspension. If a hearing is not requested the suspension automatically begins on the 41st day after notice was received. If a hearing is requested, no action will be taken regarding a suspension until after the hearing. We request an ALR hearing on your behalf and represent you in the hearing if you hire the firm prior to the 15 day deadline.

Defending Bryan | College Station DWI Charges

Many people wrongly assume if they blow "above-the-limit" on the breath test they are as good as convicted of drunk driving. However, that is not necessarily the case. My team will investigate all possibilities in defending your case including circumstances under which breath test results can be challenged. I'll help determine if you were legally stopped, whether sobriety tests were administered properly, and whether any chemical test can be used as evidence against you. I've written extensively on the Defense Perspective about attacking the Intoxilyzer 5000 machine used to obtain breath alcohol concentrations from persons arrested for DWI. I'm experienced and prepared to fight against all chemical tests used to incriminate you.

Other Alcohol-Related Offenses

In addition to DWI|DUI offenses, the my Firm is experienced in representing clients with a variety of other alcohol-related charges including minor in possession (MIP), public intoxication (PI), making alcohol available to a minor, and open container charges. We represent clients needing assistance with under-aged drinking, driver's license suspensions, motor vehicle assault, CDL defense, and intoxication manslaughter charges.


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Home Attorney Profile Practice Areas Defense Overview Featured Article Client Resources Students Rights Links Contact Us Free Initial Consultation 979-823-9111 Phone Answered 24 hrs a Day Thousands of Cases Defended	Bryan/College Station DWI/DUI Defense Lawyer Defending DWI In Bryan \| College Station: Anybody can get a DWI . . . all it takes is one mistake in judgment. But the long-term effects can be harmful well past the end of probation or any jail sentence. Your auto insurance company will likely raise your insurance rates or even drop your coverage if you're convicted. You can lose your job. A conviction for DWI can lead to expensive surcharges against your driver's license. However, a qualified Bryan\|College Station DWI defense lawyer can make a difference protecting and defending your rights. So, please call me since I can help. I'm a Texas Board Certified defense attorney who is available to protect your rights to a strong defense in both criminal court and before the Department of Public Safety driver's license hearings. If you've been arrested for drunk driving, DWI, or DUI Contact My Firm immediately. Important time limits apply in DWI, DUI, and other alcohol-related cases, so it's important you contact us quickly to begin your defense. In Texas, you have only 15 days after an arrest to request a hearing to save your driver's license. I start defending your charges by completing a comprehesive investigation. We'll obtain the DWI video and obtain police reports through the driver's license discovery process. We subpoena the pollce to court and question them meticulously during the license suspension hearing. We also rely upon a network of experts useful in attacking and discrediting the evidence against you. We'll explain the possible ramifications of a conviction and, better yet, offer you the best chance of avoiding a conviction through zealous representation. Contact My Team to schedule a free consultation to discuss your charges. For additional information about defending DWI and related charges in Brazos County, please visit my DWI specific websites at College Station DWI Defense Lawyer or Bryan DWI Defense Lawyer. DUI: Driving Under the Influence DUI is a zero-tolerance law in Texas that prohibits drivers under 21 years old from having any detectable amount of alcohol in their system. Police officers in Bryan\|College Station are very aggressive in charging college students for this type of offense. DWI: Driving While Intoxicated DWI is a Texas law prohibiting any driver from operating a motor vehicle when they have lost the normal use of their mental or physical faculties, or by having a legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or above. Drivers can also be charged with DWI by the introduction of drugs, or a combination of alcohol and drugs, into their system. The police typically use a series of field sobriety tests (FSTs) to develop probable cause to arrest for DWI in addition to asking persons to submit to a breath or blood test. Here again, the police in Bryan\|College Station have developed a "take no prisoners" attitude toward charging college students with this very serious misdemeanor offense. Call Us Now if you've been arrested. ALR: Administrative License Revocation In addition to the criminal charges faced by those arrested for DUI or DWI, the arrest starts an administrative procedure called Administrative License Revocation or ALR. An ALR driver's license suspension is automatic unless you request a hearing to challenge the suspension, in writing, within 15 days after receiving notice of the suspension. If a hearing is not requested the suspension automatically begins on the 41st day after notice was received. If a hearing is requested, no action will be taken regarding a suspension until after the hearing. We request an ALR hearing on your behalf and represent you in the hearing if you hire the firm prior to the 15 day deadline. Defending Bryan \| College Station DWI Charges Many people wrongly assume if they blow "above-the-limit" on the breath test they are as good as convicted of drunk driving. However, that is not necessarily the case. My team will investigate all possibilities in defending your case including circumstances under which breath test results can be challenged. I'll help determine if you were legally stopped, whether sobriety tests were administered properly, and whether any chemical test can be used as evidence against you. I've written extensively on the Defense Perspective about attacking the Intoxilyzer 5000 machine used to obtain breath alcohol concentrations from persons arrested for DWI. I'm experienced and prepared to fight against all chemical tests used to incriminate you. Other Alcohol-Related Offenses In addition to DWI\|DUI offenses, the my Firm is experienced in representing clients with a variety of other alcohol-related charges including minor in possession (MIP), public intoxication (PI), making alcohol available to a minor, and open container charges. We represent clients needing assistance with under-aged drinking, driver's license suspensions, motor vehicle assault, CDL defense, and intoxication manslaughter charges.	Print this page