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Texas DWI laws
are both political
and complex.
Know Your Rights!
Ten
Mistakes
How to avoid 10 of the biggest mistakes most people
make after being arrested for Drunk Driving.
DWI / DUI
Police Mistakes
Mistakes the police make . . . and how they can
help you.
What Happens Next After A DWI Arrest?
There are usually both Motor Vehicle & Court
Proceedings required when a DWI or Drunk Driving citation has been issued.
DWI Facts
A Summary of Texas Administrative License Suspension Laws DWI and
"Administrative License Revocation" in the State of Texas
Fighting Your
Texas DWI
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A DWI
Conviction May Limited Job Opportunities
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A DWI
Conviction May Limited Job Opportunities
Many employers will not hire you if you have a drunk
driving conviction in your driver's history. Some
companies go back a certain number of years (3, 5, 6, 8,
10). Others look back as far as your state's driver's
history will report a record. Each state's drivers history
is different.
If you are already employed and are accused of DWI, a
conviction may end your employment. In fact, upon a
pending DWI being reported to some employers, you will be
either terminated or suspended from any company activities
involving driving. Check your employee handbook to see
what it says. You are already aware, in most cases, if
your company periodically "runs" a driver's history on
you.
The question of whether or not to report an arrest for DWI
is an issue we will want to discuss with you at the first
interview. Don't broach the subject with your employer
until you have spoken with us. Learn your rights and
obligations before risking immediate termination.
Persons with high security clearance may not be able to
avoid the DWI being detected. Any government agency or
subcontractor dealing with government projects will be
scrutinized at a far higher level than a normal employee.
These institutions have direct access to
difficult-to-access computer databases, such as the NCIC
(National Crime Information Computer) or your state's
equivalent (in Texas, it is called TCIC, for "Texas Crime
Information Computer"). Every ARREST will be shown on
these comprehensive records. |
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KEN GIBSON
DWI Criminal Defense Trial Attorney
700 Lavaca, Suite 1010
Austin, Texas 78701 |
(512) 469-6056
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Gibson criminal defense trial attorney in Austin, Texas
handling Drunk Driving (DWI) and Driving Under The
Influence (DUI) in the state of Texas. Travis County, Williamson County, Hays County and Bastrop County. Austin, Georgetown, Manor, Round Rock, Pflugerville, Del Valle, Cedar Park, San Marcos, Bastrop. |
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