Many states are becoming more lenient on the issue of marijuana use. Some states are even legalizing it for recreational use. Texas is not one of those states. However, I continue to receive a growing number of phone calls from individuals charged with possession of marijuana who want to know if it is necessary to have an attorney. While you certainly have the right to represent yourself, I do not advise it. Texas still takes possession of marijuana charges seriously. While

If you consume any alcohol and get behind the wheel in Texas, there is a chance that you will be arrested for DWI even if you are not drunk. However, a DWI arrest and a DWI conviction have very different consequences. There are a few questions that DWI attorneys are commonly asked. "What should I do if I am pulled over after I've been drinking to avoid going to jail?" "Should I refuse a breathalyzer?" "Should I refuse the field sobriety tests?" Unfortunately, there is no defi