A petition for expunction must be filed. Once the petition is granted, law enforcement and governmental agencies are instructed to destroy all records of the matter. Right now, if a background check is performed on your sister, her DWI case would appear, albeit it would show as dismissed. After... View More

Please ask a question. But just for information puroses, deferred adjudication probations are not allowed in DWI cases in Texas. If probation is granted in a Texas DWI, it is only granted after a defendant is found guilty (i.e., convicted) of the offense, so it can never be deferred.

Deferred adjudication was not available on a DWI case in 1993. Was the charge reduced or changed?

You can see your husband's estimated parole date on the TDCJ website once he is transferred to a Department of Corrections facility. Good luck.

If you miss court for a DUI/DWI, or you miss court for any misdemeanor or felony, chances are the court will issue a warrant for your arrest. You can also be found guilty of the offense and have a large amount of fines assessed against you. If you miss court, the best option is to find out if a... View More

See Section 49 of the Texas Penal Code

More information is needed. Has sentence been entered? It MAY be possible to file a motion for new trial, but there are time limitations. Get with an attorney ASAP. Good luck.

If your MO case is still open and no conviction you might be able to file for an Occupation license here in Texas. You will need an attorney IMO, to review all the facts of your situation and insure they believe they can get you one.

The state in which the legal issue exists

The statute of limitations for any criminal case is tolled once the State files the charging instrument with the court. Once a criminal case is filed, and if fines are assessed, they will not disappear with the passage of time.

The alcohol level of a driver who injured someone will almost certainly be introduced into evidence at a civil trial for damages.

I am not exactly sure what you mean by reciprocal enforcement, but Texas will not issue you a driver's license if Virginia would not.

You should remember whether you were ever charged with a DWI. If you took some other plea you would not have a DWI but you cannot get deferred adjudication for a DWI so if you had probation for a DWI, sorry that would be what it is. Many times people can plea to reckless driving instead. Go to the... View More

Your information is not a rare occurrence. Police reports almost always have errors and a person that is under the BAC can still be charged (and convicted) of a DWI because the test is whether the person has "normal use of their mental or physical faculties" It is anyone's guess... View More

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I will venture an educated guess and say, probably not but the school districts may each have their own policy on such events. Look to your HR policies in your handbook provided by your employer.

There are ways to keep your license even if you are convicted on a DWI - 1st offense. You must be granted probation and successfully complete a DWI education class as a part of the probation to avoid a DPS imposed license suspension after conviction. Also note there is another ground for license... View More

2 alcohol\driving convictions disqualifies you for life from holding a Commercial Driver's License.

DWI is a criminal offense so he should apply for a court appointed attorney. However, being found incompetent has other serious ramifications that he should discuss with his attorney.

I have had cases where it took 11 months for the crime lab to return test results. The State has 2 years from the date of offense to file the charging instrument with the court. Good luck.