
Our team at JM Davis Law PLLC is passionate about protecting our clients' rights. We understand how a drunk driving offense can turn your life upside down. Knowing that our team is on your side, protecting you during this stressful time, can provide you with great peace of mind. If you or a loved one has been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) / driving while intoxicated (DWI), call JM Davis Law PLLC immediately for a free consultation with a Lake Jackson DWI defense attorney.
If you are stopped while driving and you test above the legal limit for blood alcohol content (BAC), you may be charged with driving while intoxicated. In most cases, the legal limit in the state of Texas is one to two drinks. Factors such as height, weight, and whether or not you had something to eat will affect your BAC.
If the law enforcement officer who pulls you over suspects that you have been drinking, he or she will typically ask that you perform a chemical test. This test will require a sample of your blood, urine, or breath. In the state of Texas, drivers are subject to what is known as an "implied consent law," which can be found in section 724.011 of the Texas Transportation Code. This law states that anyone who accepts the privilege of operating a motor vehicle in the state has effectively given their 'implied consent" to submit to a chemical test at the request of a law enforcement official for the purpose of determining their sobriety.
Contact JM Davis Law PLLC at (855) 390-0455 for a free case evaluation as soon as possible to learn more about protecting your license and your freedom after a DWI arrest.
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