Dallas 15 Day Rule

If you have been arrested for DWI or DUI in Texas, your drivers license may be automatically suspended unless a special administrative hearing is requested within 15 days. If you don’t request a hearing then you lose the right to fight the suspension, and your license will be suspended. It is important that you hire an experienced Dallas DUI attorney to represent you.

At the hearings, the state must prove that the following circumstances were true:

• The officer had reasonable suspicion to pull over the motorist
• The officer had probable cause for the arrest
• The officer had probable cause to believe the motorist was driving under the influence of alcohol or in actual physical control of the vehicle
• The driver failed or refused to take a breath or blood test

It can be very difficult to challenge the evidence on your own. Don’t risk losing your driving privileges. Select an attorney who will aggressively defend your rights and pursue the most favorable outcome.

At the Dallas criminal law offices, we provide an aggressive defense for individuals facing DWI or DUI charges. Our Dallas federal crime attorneys understand the criminal justice system and have successfully represented numerous clients in Dallas and throughout Texas. We utilize our experience and knowledge to thoroughly review each case, challenge the charges, and prepare a strong defense to reach the most favorable results for our clients.

Our Dallas criminal firm provides helpful legal advice and aggressively defense representation for the following charges:

Every case is unique and requires a strong defense. At our law office, we can help you keep your license and protect your freedom. In many cases, we can negotiate with prosecutors to lessen the charges or have them completely dismissed.

To learn more on how we can help you in your case, please contact the our office for a free consultation with a Dallas federal criminal lawyer today.