Can a person get a 1244a or 1244b for a third dwi in Texas ?
Short answer is no. DWI 3rd Offense is a 3rd Degree Felony and 12.44 only applies to State Jail Felonies.
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Short answer is no. DWI 3rd Offense is a 3rd Degree Felony and 12.44 only applies to State Jail Felonies.
Possible penalty is 2-20. With a felony already on his record don’t be surprised if the only offer is penn time. He needs a good lawyer.
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