Preserve time-sensitive evidence and review ALR paperwork
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A DWI arrest starts two clocks. Your defense should start immediately.
Defense for DWI, intoxication assault, intoxication manslaughter, and related license proceedings in Brazoria County.
DWI & Intoxication Defense
What you are facing deserves a careful, fact-driven defense.
A Texas DWI arrest may lead to both a criminal prosecution and a separate administrative driver’s-license proceeding. The evidence can include officer observations, body-camera footage, field sobriety testing, breath testing, blood testing, warrants, and laboratory records.
Phil reviews the complete sequence—from the reason for the stop through the collection and testing of a specimen—to identify factual conflicts and legal issues that may affect the case.
What should be examined
The important questions are found in the details.
- The legality of the traffic stop and detention
- Body-camera and dash-camera evidence
- Field sobriety test conditions and administration
- Breath or blood testing procedures
- ALR deadlines and license consequences
- Enhancements based on prior cases, alcohol level, injury, or a child passenger
Phil’s approach
Preparation before promises.
Compare reports with the actual video
Examine warrants, testing records, and chain of custody
Explain realistic options before important decisions are made
Common questions
Clear answers at the beginning matter.
How quickly should I act after a DWI arrest?
Promptly. A driver may have a short deadline to request an ALR hearing, and useful video or other evidence can be time-sensitive.
Does failing or refusing a test prove DWI?
No single fact automatically decides a case. The State must prove the charge, and the circumstances surrounding any test or refusal should be carefully examined.
Start with a direct conversation
Text Phil about your case.
Briefly explain what you are facing. Do not include confidential details until representation is confirmed.
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