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4 Defense Strategies for Texas DWI Cases
If you were pulled over for drunk driving, a lot of questions may go through your head. What if I go to jail? What if they take away my license? How am I going to find the right lawyer? Is my life ruined and over as I know it? Although these worries may seem legitimate, the truth is that the majority of them are driven by anxiety, not truth. With the proper attorney representing you, you may walk out with a “not guilty” verdict. While there are plenty of ways to win your DWI case, including the employment of a wide variety of defense strategies, there are a few basic principles that are commonly used when developing a legal plan for DWI defense.
Elements of a Winning DWI Defense
There are numerous ways that a lawyer can successfully defend you in a DWI case. If your lawyer makes the right argument and provides convincing evidence from the start, the case could be settled or dismissed. In fact, very few DWI cases actually go to trial. In the instance that your case does take place in the courtroom, here are a few things that your lawyer should be doing on your behalf:
What Are the Consequences of Refusing a Blood Alcohol Test in Texas?
Driving under the influence of alcohol is extremely dangerous, and it is illegal in all 50 states. Alcohol impairs the human senses and slows reaction times, making drunk drivers deadly to themselves and others on the road. Throughout most of the country, 0.08 percent is the legal limit for blood alcohol content (BAC). In other words, motorists who are driving over this limit are breaking the law and can face harsh criminal charges in addition to making an irreversible mistake that could cost them their life.
How Do I Know if I Have Reached My Limit?
This 0.08 number can mean nothing to the average person, making it impossible to accurately measure your legal ability to drive before getting behind the wheel. What you think might be a safe amount of alcohol can land you behind bars. While you may not be able to adequately measure your BAC, having an understanding of how many drinks can set put you over the legal limit can make you think twice before grabbing your keys.
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