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Texas DWI Laws: Know Your Rights
Imagine for a moment that you are at a bar or restaurant with some
friends. You’ve had a few drinks while enjoying a great meal and fun conversation. Then,
while driving home, you are stopped by a police officer who questions whether or not
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Do you know your rights?
For example did you know that: |
- You do not have to answer any questions.
- You do not have to agree to perform roadside tests.
- You do not have to agree to have your eyes tested.
- You do not have to agree to blow into a hand-held breath tester.
- In most cases you do not have to take a breath or blood test.
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Whether or not you should agree to exercise
your rights depends on a number of factors, and each case is different. If you have
any questions, call me at 713-628-1503 or send me an e-mail at:
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being arrested for DWI. |
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Houston DWI Attorney
Clyde W. Burleson
- Former Assistant District Attorney
- Former TABC Prosecutor
- Licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas
- National Criminal Defense Association
- Texas Criminal Defense Association
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1533 W Alabama Street
Suite 100
Houston, Texas 77006
713-628-1503
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