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Are you familiar with Tarrant County drunk driving laws and how they affect you? Even if you aren’t facing drunk driving charges in Texas, it is important to understand these laws, as well as your rights within them.
If you are pulled over by a police officer and he or she suspects you of driving under the influence – a possible DWI in Tarrant County – the attorney may ask you to submit to a breath test with a portable breath test machine. If this happens, it is important for you to know that…
- The Texas Department of Public Safety has not approved these handheld devices for use in criminal prosecutions;
- Most of the scientific community does not recognize these devices as being accurate and reliable;
- Your license cannot be suspended if you refuse to submit to a breath test through a portable breath testing device.
Since no action can be held against you for refusing to submit to a breath test with a portable breath test device, it is generally in your best interest to decline the test. And, with an experienced DWI defense attorney by your side, you will understand why.
If you are facing Tarrant County drunk driving charges and are looking for an attorney who will fight relentlessly on your behalf, give me a call. You will receive a free initial consultation and my years of experience as a DWI defense attorney in Texas. Call me at (817) 991-2316 or send me an email at glmedlin@swbell.net to setup an appointment today.
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