Criminal Law Frequently Asked Questions

My Rights
Someone I know has been arrested, what should we do?
I have not been arrested, but I have been accused of a crime. What should I do?
Is it better to accept a plea bargain or go to trial?
What is a Criminal Law Board Certified Attorney?
 
General Information about DWI/DUI
What is DWI?
What is .08 alcohol concentration?
Is it .08 or more when I drive or .08 or more at the time I'm tested, or both, that will make me guilty of DWI?
If I am arrested will I lose my driver's license?
What if I need to drive during the suspension period?
How do I get my license back?
Does it make a difference if I'm under 21?
What is the Range of Punishment on a DWI?
What is the typical process after a DWI arrest in Texas?
How can I clear my record?
 
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I have not been arrested, but I have been accused of a crime. What should I do?

Use caution. Unless you are certain that the accusation is only a minor one and will not result in criminal charges, it is best to consult with an attorney. This is especially true if a law enforcement official is asking you to give a statement or cooperate in an investigation. You should consult with an attorney before making any statements. What you say, no matter how well-intentioned, can be misconstrued and may be used against you in a subsequent prosecution. Even if you are promised leniency in exchange for your cooperation, you can never retract what you have already

 

 


     
 
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