Responsive Dedicated Aggressive
Applying for an Administrative License Revocation (“ALR”) hearing is an important step in defending against a Driving While Intoxicated (“DWI”) case in Texas. Unfortunately, many people miss their chance to get an ALR because they miss the deadline to apply (15 days from the date of arrest) or provide DPS with the wrong information. This… read more
What Are Texas Cops Looking For In Field Sobriety Tests?
Remember when you were in school and your teacher would “surprise” the class with pop quizzes? Field sobriety tests can be like that, except failing the test could mean some time in jail. Make no mistake: you have a right to refuse Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) if a police officer stops you in Texas. Cops… read more
How A DUI/DWI Can Damage Your Child’s Future
An arrest for DWI or DUI probably isn’t on your list of worries if your child is preparing to attend the University of Texas, Texas A&M, or any of the other fine educational institutions across Texas. You likely have all the typical concerns that parents have when sending their children away, such as arranging housing,… read more
How the Covid-19 may impact your educational decisions for your children this Fall
How the Covid-19 may impact your educational decisions for your children this Fall As the Fall term nears and children are getting ready to get back to school, many parents are wondering what is the best method for their children to learn; in person, or by virtual learning? Many school districts are now giving parents… read more
San Antonio Criminal Lawyers & Courts New COVID Rules
On June 15th the Bexar County Operating Plan went into effect. The Plan, as it relates to the criminal district courts, provides that only some courts will be in session for essential in-person hearings each day of the week. The Plan also provides that all hearings should be conducted remotely where possible. “Courts will continue to… read more