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Frequently Asked Questions Main Page (Your commonly asked questions are answered here)

• What should I do if I am stopped and questioned by a police officer after I have been drinking?
   
• What should I do if the police officer asks me to watch his pen or do physical agility tests?
   
• The police officer never read me my rights, so the case will be thrown out, right?
   
• Should I take the breath test or blood test?
   
• The officer told me my license would be suspended.  What should I do?
   
• If my license is suspended, how will I get back and forth to work?
   
• Should I hire a lawyer?
   
• How reliable is breath testing in determining a person's blood alcohol level?
   
• How do I choose which attorney to hire to defend me against the DWI charge?
   
• How much will an attorney cost me?  Should I take my case to trial?
   
• How much will a DWI conviction cost me?
   
• What are the penalties for DWI?

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Criminal Defense in General (A layman's guide overview of the criminal justice system)

• Arrest/Detention
   
• Interrogation
   
• Bail
  
• Arraignment (The initial court date)
   
• Pretrial
   
• Trial

Possession-Checkpoint Cases (What to do if you have been arrested at a checkpiont)

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*All answers are for people 21 years or older, do not involve enhancements, are not exclusive, and are limited to Texas.

**This page is for informational purposes ONLY and must not be relied upon as legal advice because it is NOT a substitute for the advice of a qualified attorney, nor does it establish an attorney-client relationship.

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