When Is a DWI a Felony in Texas?
Written and reviewed by George Napier, Founding Attorney at The Napier Law Firm, former Montgomery County Assistant District Attorney who served as a chief prosecutor and as a felony prosecutor. In Texas, a DWI becomes a felony under these conditions: Felony DWI convictions lead to severe consequences, including a permanent criminal record, loss of voting […]
Read MoreWhat Besides Alcohol Can Set Off a Breathalyzer
Written and reviewed by George Napier, Founding Attorney at The Napier Law Firm, former Montgomery County Assistant District Attorney who served as a chief prosecutor and as a felony prosecutor. Breathalyzers are not foolproof. They can be triggered by substances and factors unrelated to alcohol, potentially leading to false positives. Here’s what you need to […]
Read MoreWhat Are the Penalties for a 4th DWI in Texas?
Written and reviewed by George Napier, Founding Attorney at The Napier Law Firm, former Montgomery County Assistant District Attorney who served as a chief prosecutor and as a felony prosecutor. If you’re facing a 4th DWI in Texas, the penalties are severe. A fourth offense is usually classified as a third-degree felony, with potential prison […]
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