|
Texas DWI Criminal Defense
Attorney |
Drunk Driving (DWI) In Texas Is A Very Serious Charge
The 10 biggest mistakes most people make after being arrested for a DWI in
Texas . . . and how to avoid them.
1. Not taking the matter seriously. This is a
charge that will follow you for the rest of your life, if you are convicted. The
additional insurance charges alone could cost you thousands of dollars.
2. Not hiring an attorney. The law is complex and
you need competent representation. You must raise the right defenses at the
right time or you will lose them. Facts will disappear, memories fade and
witnesses vanish. A winable case can quickly become a loser.
3. Hiring an attorney based on the amount of the
fee alone. The State of Texas has almost unlimited resources when it comes to
your case. You need to hire an attorney and pay a fee which will allow him to
put time and effort into your case to counter the prosecution. Attorneys must
earn enough in the time they spend on your case in order to keep their doors
open and make a living wage. If you go too low, your attorney will not be able
to put in the time necessary to protect you. Look for a reasonable, predictable
fee, not the lowest.
4. Not complying with driver's license laws. You
could lose your right to drive.
5. Driving after your license has been taken away.
6. Not taking full advantage of your constitutional
rights.
7. Taking the prosecutor's first offer. The first
offer is not a bargain, it's just to get rid of your case with the least amount
of work. Very few cases are dismissed or reduced to a non-alcohol charge at this
stage. You do not give the judge an opportunity to rule on constitutional
challenges. You give up your right to raise these issues and make the State
prove it's case.
8. Fail to appear in Court. The Court will issue a
bench warrant for your arrest and revoke any bond. The next time you are stopped
for a traffic infraction, you will be spending some time in jail and posting a
bond for your future appearances.
9. Talk to anyone but an attorney about your case.
Anything you say to them can be used against you.
10. Think that talking to numerous attorneys will
help you handle it on your own. You need to have an attorney go to Court with
you.
Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney - Austin Texas
|
Please call and schedule an appointment at your earliest convenience, because I can help you through the unfamiliar territory
of the criminal justice system. Because each case is different and special, I offer a free initial consultation where you and I can sit
down and discuss the charges against you and what options are available to you. To assist you financially in paying any attorney
fees, I offer flat rate fees and flexible payment plans that will allow you to hire me as your criminal defense attorney so that I can
start immediately to protect your rights.
KEN GIBSON
DWI Criminal Defense Trial Attorney
700 Lavaca, Suite 1010
Austin, Texas 78701
(512) 469-6056
Or
Call Toll Free - 866) 469-6056
Free Consultation Payment Plans
Available Major Credit Cards Accepted
Ken Gibson criminal defense trial attorney in Austin, Texas
handling Drunk Driving (DWI) and Driving Under The Influence (DUI) in the state of Texas. Travis County, Williamson County, Hays County and Bastrop
County. Austin, Georgetown, Manor, Round Rock, Pflugerville, Del Valle, Cedar Park, San Marcos, Bastrop.
Reproduction of any material on this site without written permission is strictly prohibited.
© Copyright 2000 -2008 Ken Gibson Attorney and Counselor at Law. All Rights Reserved.
|

DWI / DUI
Arrested for
Drunk Driving?
Driving While
Intoxicated?
24 Hour Help
CALL NOW!
Jail Release
512- 469-6056
Texas DWI laws
are both political
and complex.
Know Your
Rights!
Avoid mistakes
after being
arrested for
Drunk Driving
Texas DWI
License
Suspension
Laws..
License
Revocation
in the State
of Texas
DWI Conviction
Rate Procedures
What Happens
Next After A
DWI Arrest?
Fighting Your
Texas DWI -
Still Undecided
about fighting
for your Texas
drivers license?
Mistakes police
make and how
they can help
you
DUI vs. DWI in
Texas
|