Houston DWI Attorney

What is DWI?
What does "intoxicated" mean?
Whose "normal mental and physical faculties" are we judged by and what is "normal?"
What is a 0.08 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 decide to submit to chemical testing and my alcohol concentration is less than .08, can I still lose my license?
How accurate and reliable are the police methods used to determine alcohol concentration?
How is breath testing done? What are the consequences of refusing the test?
What are the penalties for DWI?
Does a person have a choice to refuse a required breath or blood test?
What is a standardized field sobriety test?
May a police officer force a person to take a breath or blood test?
Can a person drink an alcoholic beverage while driving a car?
Do I have the right to use the telephone to call an attorney for assistance?
What can a knowledgeable attorney do for me immediately after I've been arrested for DWI?
What are the realities of the field sobriety test?
If I refuse a chemical test or if I'm found to have an alcohol concentration of .08 or more at the time of vehicle operation, can anything be done to prevent my license from being suspended?
Why is it important to request a hearing?
If my driver's license is suspended because I refused a chemical test or because I was convicted of DWI, then what are the penalties for driving while the license is suspended?
What is a surcharge?
As a minor, can I be charged with a DWI?

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