Do Not Leave Anything To Chance
Due to the severe penalties associated with DWI cases, you should not leave anything to chance. Fortunately, the burden of proving your guilt rests entirely upon the government. It may be possible to have your case dismissed, reduced to lesser charges, or to otherwise negotiate an alternative resolution to your case.
Nnamdi Ekeh is widely recognized as one of the Rising Super DWI lawyers in Texas with an exceptional record of success. He has completed specialized DWI training, presented as a speaker at the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer’s association on various DWI-related matters and is a current Member of the DUI Defense Lawyers Association. He is fully qualified to challenge the most complex DWI or Drug-Related Driving Offenses.
DWI In Texas
A Driver commits DWI if he/she is intoxicated while operating a motor vehicle in a public place. This is a serious offense that can result to severe legal and professional consequences. Under Texas Law, there are several ways in which one can be convicted of DWI. The chart below shows provides a brief summary of the level of offenses:
Offense | Punishment Range | Community Supervision Condition |
1st DWI | Class B misdemeanor; at least 72 hours jail time. |
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1st DWI with Open Container | Class B misdemeanor; at least 6 days jail time |
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2nd DWI | Class A misdemeanor; at least 30 days in jail |
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DWI with Child | State Jail Felony. Up to 2 years in State Jail |
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3rd or sub. DWI | 3rd degree Felony, up to 10 years in prison |
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Legal Defenses for DWI in Texas
There are several effective defenses that can be used to successfully challenge a DWI in Texas. Based on the facts of the case, we may be able to create a defense based on:
- Medical Problems
- Lack of probable cause
- Inaccuracy of field sobriety test
- Miranda rights and other constitutional violations
- Flawed and inaccurate lab results
- Witness testimony.
Contact us today at 469-312-1690 or send us an email to get started.