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Dallas County DWI Court Program

by Jerry W. Tidwell Jr. on August 7, 2011 in News

Recently I wrote of the Collin County DWI/Drug Court Program; here I will provide some information on the Dallas County DWI Court Program. Standard Probation Terms and Conditions of DWI 2nd offense I have a long-standing view that all DWI 1st offense should be set for trial, because there really are no distinct differences in punishment whether by…..

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Collin County DWI/Drug Court

by Jerry W. Tidwell Jr. on July 26, 2011 in News

On August 4, 2011, Judge Dan Wilson, Collin CCL #5, addressed the Collin County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association (3CDLA) regarding stats and updates on the Collin County DWI and Drug Court, which he has supervised for 2 years. Here is a rundown of his address. Stats – 85 total participants – 42 current participants -…..

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Do I need an attorney for my DWI?

by Jerry W. Tidwell Jr. on July 26, 2011 in News

First and foremost, DWI is not eligible for deferred adjudication — has not been eligible for almost 30 years. Although there are a few counties that will consider pleading a DWI to something non-alcohol related offense (usually Reckless Driving or Obstruction of Highway), and in those instances one should strongly consider accepting a plea agreement,…..

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Arrested for DWI & They Kept My License — What Next?

by Jerry W. Tidwell Jr. on July 26, 2011 in News

The police officer is requesting DPS suspend your DL because you refused to provide a specimen of your breath and/or blood, or you provided a specimen a specimen with an alcohol concentration greater with a level specified in Section 49.01 , Texas Penal Code – most likely you are over the age of 21, you…..

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