Driving while intoxicated is not the only alcohol-related offense that can affect your driving record. Carrying an open container of alcohol in your vehicle can also get you into trouble. Here is what to know about Texas open container laws: The definition of an open...
Month: January 2024
2 kinds of sobriety tests to learn about
A driver who is suspected of drinking may be pulled over by the police. The police can do several things to gather evidence against the driver. They can begin by asking the driver questions, such as if they were drinking, where they were driving from or if they know...
Requirements for obtaining a search warrant
In the United States, police officers are bound by specific legal requirements and limitations when conducting searches. These requirements are set in the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which protects citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures....
Drunk driving in Texas: A felony or misdemeanor?
Criminal offenses are broadly categorized as either felonies or misdemeanors, with each classification carrying distinct legal consequences if convicted. Generally, a felony is a more serious offense than a misdemeanor, and a conviction carries significantly harsher...