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What happens when an officer conducts a traffic stop? In most cases, state and federal law requires officers to have reason for a traffic stop. The stop may result in additional evidence that can lead to criminal charges, but it is important to have evidence to...
The Houston area has a problem with drunk driving. Law enforcement agencies, including the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TBAC) and Harris County Sheriff's Office, however are cracking down on impaired driving. This goes beyond alcohol and can include marijuana,...
It is exactly what makes life so interesting; no two people are exactly the same. This applies to how our bodies react to alcohol. What may be fine for another person could easily put you over the limit. Whether out for dinner or catching up over cocktails, it is easy...
Widmark developed a formula to determine the metabolic absorption rate in 1932 that is still in use today and referred to as the Widmark Factor. But even after 100 years of study, accurately predicting BAC remains an active area of scientific research. ...
In Texas, fewer people are getting behind the wheel after drinking. The same is not true for marijuana. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more people are driving with some marijuana product in their bloodstream. Consumption is no longer...
A Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) conviction in Texas can lead to serious criminal penalties. What factors explain the differences in sentences? If you are facing these charges, it is important to realize that the penalties of a conviction can vary. To get out of the...
As the holidays get into full swing, there are work parties and gatherings with family and friends. From eggnog to cocktails and wine, alcoholic beverages are a part of many of these events. How do you know if one more drink will put you over the legal limit? You...
A DWI arrest can be disorienting. It is the first encounter that many people have with the criminal justice system. This means that the odds you uncover a mistake on your own are slim. It doesn't, however, mean that they never happen. Law enforcement officers and...