DWI

Passengers can’t drink alcohol in a car in Texas. If police find that a passenger in your vehicle is drinking alcohol, you and the passenger could receive an open container violation. If you were also drinking, you could face a serious drunk driving charge that has the potential of negatively impacting your career and future.…

A blood test for DWI in Texas is a chemical test used to measure your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). This is a scientific analysis performed to measure the amount of alcohol or other intoxicating substances present in an individual’s bloodstream.  In Texas, law enforcement officers have the authority to request a blood sample from a…

Losing your driver’s license is a consequence of violating Texas’ DWI laws. The duration of the license suspension depends on the number of past offenses, typically ranging from 90 days to two years. Working with an experienced Dallas DWI lawyer can simplify the process of reinstating your license after the suspension period has ended.  The…

Whether you have been charged with a Houston DWI or a Dallas DWI, navigating the court process can be overwhelming. Understanding the steps involved in a Texas DWI case is important for anyone facing these charges. With the assistance of a Dallas DWI lawyer, you’ll gain understanding of the court process and a breakdown of…

During evidence collection, mistakes can occur so it is possible for a DWI to be dismissed in Texas. In instances like that, a successful Dallas DWI lawyer would move to have evidence suppressed. The Law Offices of Randall B. Isenberg is a highly skilled criminal defense law firm in Dallas that knows how to win…

When it comes to driving while intoxicated (DWI) cases in Texas, understanding the consequences of refusing a breath test is very important. While the state requires individuals to provide a breath sample if lawfully arrested for DWI, our Dallas DWI lawyers get the common question: “What happens if you refuse a breath test?” Let’s explore…