Charged With a Felony in Denton or Surrounding Area? Felony charges are nothing to scoff at. In Texas, felonies happen to be a very serious criminal offenses. A felony comes with a penalty that is at least 6 months in a state jail facility. That is what distinguishes...
Be Careful About What You Say And During A DWI Stop You may feel obligated to comply with officers’ requests in a traffic stop. However, if you’re being suspected of driving under the influence, you don’t have to cooperate entirely, and it may be in your best interest...
Have You Been Charged With a DWI In Denton? If a police officer suspects a driver to be under the influence, suspicion isn’t enough to arrest them. Instead, the officer must gather evidence to support their suspicions of a DWI. Law enforcement officers...
You’re out with friends, drinking and having a great time. You can’t think of a better time, but the night is about to change. As you’re heading back home, you notice another vehicle behind you. Suddenly, red and blue lights are flashing, and you realize it’s a cop....
Can I Be Charged With a DWI If Am Under The Legal Limit? The legal BAC (blood alcohol concentration) limit is 0.08%. If that level is hit or surpassed, then the court will assume that the amount of alcohol you consumed impaired your capacity to operate a...
Have you or a loved one been charged with a DWI in Denton County? If you faced field sobriety tests there may have been issues with the way the test was performed. Read more below or reach out to Attorney Dan Peugh today at 940.566 0271 for a free consultation. After...
DWI Non-Disclosure In Denton Texas – Seal Your DWI Arrrest A DWI (driving while intoxicated) conviction can permanently blemish your record. This can taint everything from being approved for a rental property to getting a job you’ve set your eyes on. Those who...
Charged with DWI or DUI in Denton County or the surrounding area? Each state has specific rules of their own when it comes to impaired driving and there are different acronyms and terms involved with this charge. In the state of Texas, an individual can end up being...
Aggravated assault at its simplest can be considered more serious than a basic assault. The state of Texas doesn’t view “battery and assault” in the same regard that other states do. In several states, battery is bodily harm. The threat of harm is considered an...
Questions About Ignition Interlock? Ignition Interlock devices are commonly ordered by judges and requested by prosecutors because they have a unique ability to separate drinking from driving. The issue of having to install an ignition interlock in a DWI...
