Author: George Napier
When Is a DWI a Felony in Texas?
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 rights, employment challenges, and housing difficulties. Legal representation is crucial to navigating these charges effectively. When Does a DWI Become a Felony in Texas? In Texas, a DWI becomes a […]
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 and Felony Chief 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 know: Understanding these triggers can help […]
Read MoreWhat Are the Penalties for a 4th DWI in Texas?
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 time ranging from 2 to 10 years and fines up to $10,000. Aggravating factors, like prior felony convictions or causing injury, can elevate the charge to a second-degree felony, increasing […]
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