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What Evidence Is Necessary to Prove an Open Container Violation?

Most states have some form of open container law. In Texas, this refers to a specific statute that prohibits an… Continue reading What Evidence Is Necessary to Prove an Open Container Violation?

Here is a story that many sports fans can relate to: Your team has just lost another game in the… Continue reading NY Jets Fan Blamed Open-Container DWI Arrest on Team’s Loss

There are a number of national parks near Houston, including Big Thicket National Preserve, Padre Island National Seashore, and Big… Continue reading How Are Open Container Violations in a National Park Prosecuted?

Non-celebrity DWI cases typically do not make national headlines. But there is always the exception that proves the rule. Consider… Continue reading Can You Be Charged with an Open Container Violation in a Horse & Buggy?

An open container of alcohol in a car is a red flag for a police officer. And with good reason.… Continue reading Open Container of Four Loko Leads to Conviction of Ft Worth Man

A drunk driving arrest can easily lead to felony criminal charges in Texas, particularly if you have prior DWI convictions… Continue reading North Texas Woman Faces Felony Charges for Open-Container DWI

Open container violations are often a police officer’s gateway into conducting a warrantless search of a motor vehicle. And once… Continue reading Admitting to an Open Container Violation Can Result in Additional Legal Trouble

You probably know that Texas has laws prohibiting the possession of an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle.… Continue reading How Federal Law Affects Texas’ Ban on Open Containers in Cars

Having an open container of alcohol in your car is essentially an invitation to a police officer to detain you… Continue reading Open Container Leads Fort Worth Police to Murder Suspect

Texas law enforcement officers are often asked to respond to unusual situations. One of the more notable incidents this year… Continue reading Is Wine in a Pringles Can in a Parking Lot an Open Container Violation?