Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
Laws are not always precise in their wording. For example, in Texas a first-time DWI charge may be prosecuted as… Continue reading Can a Jury Find Me Guilty of DWI But Impose No Sentence?
Read MoreCan Cops Outside of Their Jurisdiction Initiate DWI Arrests?
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
Most DWI arrests begin with a police officer observing a possible traffic violation and pulling the driver over to give… Continue reading Can Cops Outside of Their Jurisdiction Initiate DWI Arrests?
Read MoreCan Statements by an Off-Duty Cop Lead to DWI Charges?
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
When it comes to a possible drunk driving situation, a police officer is not your friend. Even if you happen… Continue reading Can Statements by an Off-Duty Cop Lead to DWI Charges?
Read MoreIs “Necessity” a Valid Defense to Drunk Driving in Texas?
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
Everyone knows you are not supposed to drive while intoxicated. But are there situations where you have to drive drunk… Continue reading Is “Necessity” a Valid Defense to Drunk Driving in Texas?
Read MoreThe State’s Failure To Disclose Evidence & Your Rights
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
When Does the Prosecution’s Failure to Disclose Evidence in a DWI Case Violate a Defendant’s Constitutional Rights? Even in a… Continue reading The State’s Failure To Disclose Evidence & Your Rights
Read MoreWhen Can a Jury Disregard Evidence in DWI Cases?
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
Most DWI cases start with a traffic stop. An officer observes a possible traffic violation, pulls the driver over, and… Continue reading When Can a Jury Disregard Evidence in DWI Cases?
Read MoreIf I’m Going to the Emergency Room, Is DWI Excusable?
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
Although we often refer to DWI as “drunk driving,” the reality is that alcohol does not have to play any… Continue reading If I’m Going to the Emergency Room, Is DWI Excusable?
Read MoreHow Long Can Police “Reasonably” Detain a DWI Suspect?
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
DWI cases usually start with a routine traffic stop. But when a police officer suspects there may be more than… Continue reading How Long Can Police “Reasonably” Detain a DWI Suspect?
Read MoreDifferences Between Class A & B Misdemeanor Texas DWIs
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law, DWI Appellate Cases
Understanding the Differences Between Class A and Class B DWI Misdemeanors in Texas When facing a Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)… Continue reading Differences Between Class A & B Misdemeanor Texas DWIs
Read MoreWith a Prior Conviction, Can a DWI Arrest Be Expunged?
Posted by Tad Nelson | DWI & Texas Law
In some cases, you may be able to get a drunk driving arrest removed or “expunged” from your record. Expunction… Continue reading With a Prior Conviction, Can a DWI Arrest Be Expunged?
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