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If you’re wondering what county leads DWI cases in Texas, you’re not alone. It’s a question that stirs up more than just statistics—it unpacks deeper truths about law enforcement strategies, public safety trends, and how counties tackle one of the state’s most persistent legal issues: driving while intoxicated. The answer isn’t just trivia. It’s a […]
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If you’ve recently been pulled over or know someone facing drunk driving charges, you might be wondering: is a DWI a criminal offense? The answer—yes, it absolutely is—can be a bit jarring, especially for people who thought it was “just a traffic issue.” A DWI, or Driving While Intoxicated, is not a civil infraction or
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One of the most common questions asked after a DWI arrest is this: can a DWI be expunged? The short answer? Sometimes—but the path isn’t straightforward. Whether you’re a first-time offender or someone who had a DWI charge dismissed, understanding the legal landscape of expunctions is crucial if you want a real second chance. In
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If you’ve ever wondered what makes a DWI charge more serious, you’re not alone. Many people are familiar with standard Driving While Intoxicated offenses, but the “aggravated” version often sparks confusion—and concern. While a typical DWI is already serious, a charge with enhanced factors takes the consequences up several notches. In this article, we’re going
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