Austin, TX
Administrative law Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Administrative Law, Government, Appeals
OUTCOME: Suspension affirmed.
"The Supreme Court, Hecht, J., granted petition, and held that officer's failure to swear to arrest report did not deprive it of assurance of veracity or render it inadmissible."
OUTCOME: Suspension affirmed.
"The Supreme Court held that statutory enhancement of administrative suspension of a commercial driver's license, from 180 days to two years, based on the driver's alcohol-related contact with law enfo ... rcement before enactment of enhancement statute, did not violate federal or state constitutional prohibitions of ex post facto laws."
OUTCOME: Remanded for consideration on the merits.
"On petition for review, the Supreme Court, O'Neill, J., held that: (1) fees of $24 fee for issuing or renewing a license and of $100 for reinstating a license established an amount in controversy in e ... xcess of $100, and (2) the Court of Appeals thus had jurisdiction."
OUTCOME: Suspension affirmed.
"The Supreme Court held that result of motorist's breath test, taken approximately one hour after he was stopped, provided more than a scintilla of evidence that motorist's blood alcohol concentration ... was above legal limit at the time he was driving."
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