How Do I Defend DWI | Free DWI Consultation | Free DWI Defense | DWI Answers

The key to fighting your DWI is a thorough investigation that starts with finding out ALL the facts.

• I start with your free consultation which takes about an hour.
• I’ll examine your medical history, often, medical conditions will affect your performance on field sobriety test and on breath test.
• I’ll examine your vehicle to determine if a mechanical problem caused the police to single out your vehicle.
• I’ll obtain copies of the police report and video.
• I’ll perform a second by second transcript.
• I’ll ensure that the video shows what the police report says.
• I’ll do a backround investigation of the arresting officer.
• I’ll ensure that the officer is qualified to administer the Standardized Field Sobriety Test and Intoxilizer.
• I’ll visit the arrest scene shortly after arrest, take pictures and video if necessary to use at the trial.
• I’ll do an extensive review of the Texas Transportation Code and case law to ensure the officer had a reason to pull you over.
• If the officer did not have adequate suspicion or probable cause, I can get your case DISMISSED.
• I’ll represent your interest at the ALR hearing, pinning the officer down to testimony he’s not prepared to give.
• I’ll examine the Intoxilyzer maintenance records to ensure the machine was working properly.
• I’ll be thoroughly prepared for trial. Leaving no stone unturned and having all the ammunition to fight your case.
• I’ll pick a fair and impartial jury who understands that officers make mistakes.
• I’ll use every viable tool available.

I’ll be a pit bull in the courtroom and fight for all your rights.

Hints and Areas of Consideration:

• ALWAYS refuse field sobriety test
• Keep your mouth shut! Don’t answer any questions
• There was an illegal stop of the person or vehicle. Officers will often invent phony excuses to pull you over for a DWI.
• Independent witnesses contradict indicators of intoxication on the police report
• Anonymous tip of drunk driving not verified. No probable cause of arrest.
• Standardized Field Sobriety Test not administered properly
• Officer not qualified to administer SFST
• Officer ignores medical conditions that could affect SFST
• Bad weather had affect on SFST
• Environmental conditions had effect on SFST
• Slope on roadway affected SFST
• Video does not cooberate officers offense report or Intoxilyzer results
• Blinking or flashing lights effected performance on eye test
• Non Standardized Sobriety test are invalid (alphabet test, finger to nose)
• No Miranda warnings Blood test performed by police officers or other unqualified person
• Blood test performed in unsanitary conditions
• 15 minute observation period not followed correctly
• Intoxilyzer 5000 malfunctions
• Mouth Alcohol fools the machine
• Officer did not check for foreign substances in the mouth
• Testing solution improper temperature
• Portable breath test results invalid
• Expert witnesses