Lubbock, TX
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Lubbock, TX
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense
One of the first things I'm often asked is what is the process of getting my son/daughter or other loved one out of the Lubbock County jail. Once a person is arrested in Lubbock they will end up at the...
See Full GuideIf you have been arrested for a DWI in Lubbock Texas or the South Plains and you voluntarily submitted to a blood test then you will have twenty days from the day the Texas Department of Public Safety ...
See Full GuideIf you are arrested for a DWI or DUIM (driving under the influence by a minor) in Texas then if you either gave a breath sample and it was over .08 (.04 if in a commercial vehicle or a detectable amoun...
See Full GuideIf you have been arrested for a driving while intoxicated offense in Lubbock or west-Texas, one question I often am asked is "can I still drive?" This video discusses the temporary drive permit while t...
See Full GuideIf you or a loved one have been arrested and are out on bond on a Lubbock or west-Texas DWI charge what you do or do not do on bond can affect your case. In this video we discuss three things that you ...
See Full GuideIf you were arrested in Lubbock Texas or the South Plains for a DWI and gave a breath test, you did so on a machine called an Intoxilyzer 5000. ...
See Full GuideAlmost every DWI investigation involves an officer requesting that a person do three "standardized field sobriety tests." These are the HGN, or Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test; Walk and Turn and the One...
See Full GuideOne of the questions I often get often goes something like this. "I was arrested in Lubbock and now that arrest is on my record and I'm having a hard time getting a job, can I get the arrest of my reco...
See Full GuideTexas defines intoxication for a Driving While Intoxicated offense one of three ways. First a person's blood or breath or urine results are over a legal limit. This is what we call the per se law. It d...
See Full GuideThe Officer took my Driver License, can I drive? The short answer is probably yes. In Texas the law requires an arresting officer to confiscate the Texas driver license upon an arrest for driving wh...
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