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When do police officers stop motorists for DUI in Texas?

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Apr 17, 2022 | Criminal Defense, DWI-DUI

DUI laws can get complicated at times, and it can be difficult to know when law enforcement can require a breath test. Police officers can't just stop motorists and test them for no reason: There are specific indicators that give officers probable cause to stop a...

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DUI charges and prescription drugs

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Apr 12, 2022 | DWI-DUI

Residents of Texas who take legally-prescribed drugs need to be aware that it’s possible to face DWI charges while taking those drugs. It’s important to understand why this is the case. Is it illegal to drive when you take prescription drugs? As long as you're not...

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Should I refuse to blow into a breathalyzer?

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Apr 11, 2022 | DWI-DUI

You may have heard that some attorneys advise potential clients not to perform the breath-alcohol test when requested by a police officer. The idea is that blowing into that breathalyzer gives the officer clear evidence that you are drunk, assuming you are. Why would...

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Allen West’s wife had no trace of alcohol in system at DWI arrest

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Sep 17, 2021 | DWI-DUI

When Angela Graham-West, the wife of Texas GOP gubernatorial candidate Allen West, was arrested in August for DWI, Allen West doubted that she had been drinking. According to Dallas police, Graham-West was pulled over after an officer observed her swerving onto the...

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Requesting a hearing for a suspended license

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Jul 21, 2021 | DWI-DUI

Texas takes impaired driving seriously. People who drive while intoxicated are at a serious risk of injuring themselves or others when they get behind the wheel. That's true whether they're driving a car or piloting a boat. When people refuse field sobriety tests in...

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When can law enforcement require a breath test for DUI?

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Apr 21, 2021 | DWI-DUI

It can happen to anyone. You go out for a social gathering at a restaurant, bar, or a friend’s house. You have a few drinks. Then you head home. As you’re driving home you suddenly see red and blue flashing lights in your rearview mirror. Your heart pounds. You palms...

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Too Much to Drink? Your Future Car Might Refuse to Start

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Dec 22, 2020 | DWI-DUI

After a long work week, many people like to unwind by sharing a couple of drinks with some friends. Though one or two drinks might not impair one's ability to drive, a breathalyzer test may say otherwise. Many of these Friday night drinkers may find themselves pulled...

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How Will A DWI Affect All Parts Of Your Life?

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Dec 21, 2020 | DWI-DUI

Most people know that a criminal charge will have irreversible affects on their life. However, a DWI might not seem quite as serious to some. This is not true. While it might appear a minor charge, a DWI can also affect your life in significant ways beyond just paying...

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What are reasonable suspicion and probable cause in DUI stops?

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Nov 6, 2020 | DWI-DUI

Police officers can't just pull people over because they want to cause them problems. Instead, they need to have reasonable suspicion that a crime is in progress or that one has been committed. Seeing a vehicle license plate that's expired or a person missing a...

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Drunk or diabetic? Defend yourself if there’s confusion

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Jun 26, 2020 | DWI-DUI

You were driving your child home when you started to feel a little unwell. You weaved out of your lane but corrected your vehicle as soon as you could. As soon as you were able, you pulled over to the side of the road where you saw a police officer pull over behind...

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