According to the TX Code of Criminal Procedure Article 55.01, you are entitled to an expunction if you were: 1. Acquitted (i.e. found not guilty)...

Since I was cooperative in giving blood specimen do I still need to attend the ALR hearing?

In general, the TX Transportation Code provides that your cooperation (i.e. agreeing to comply) with an officer’s request to give a specimen of...

How long do dwi fines stay valid i guess is the question. It was a manditory $3000.00 for anyone guilty of a dwi in Austin.

In Texas, there is a difference between criminal fines and surcharges. If you still owe surcharge fees for your DWI conviction, Texas DPS should...