Dallas DWI Lawyer Blog

A DWI case against a state district judge has been dropped by the special prosecutor appointed to the case. The case has been dropped apparently due to insufficient evidence.
The special prosecutor, a DWI defense attorney from San Antonio, asked to have the case dropped after he viewed a video taken roughly an hour after the […]

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The restaurants of Woods Hole, Massachusetts will provide impaired customers with $10 taxi rides all summer.
Safe Ride will provide $10 taxi rides to customers of all of the Woods Hole eateriers with liquor licenses for the summer. Falmouth Taxi and the Woods Hole Business Association will also participate in the program which is in its […]

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Law enforcement officials in Wylie, Texas arrested a Dallas police sergeant for, allegedly, driving while intoxicated.
According to the Dallas Police Department press release, Sergeant Robert Crider, II was stopped and arrested early Saturday for suspicion of DWI. Later Saturday morning, Sgt. Crider was bonded out of jail. Sgt. Crider has been placed on administrative leave […]

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In a troubling trend, several Houston-based federal air marshals have been charged with DWI in recent years, raising questions about the men and women whose job is to protect passengers in the air.
But though local law enforcement strives to bring these men and women to justice, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) seems to be doing […]

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A new market trend has raised warning flags at the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission - the influx of alcoholic energy drinks. Widely popular among teenagers and adults alike, energy drinks typically contain high amounts of sugar and caffeine, but no alcohol. However, new beverages started to appear on the market do; some, like Joose, contain […]

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