If you or someone you love has been arrested for a DWI in Lubbock or west Texas, most likely the arresting officer read them what is called the statutory warning. This piece of paper is about 6 paragraphs long and basically tells the person arrested for a DWI about the breath or blood test request. Today’s video tip covers the Implied Consent Law in Texas.
There are several potential defenses to a “refusal” case. It is important the arresting officer actually read the statutory warning to you. It is important he or she does not add anything to or leave out anything on the warnings.
If you have any questions about the statutory warnings and a DWI, please call me, Stephen Hamilton. As a Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney my goal is to help you with your case.
