College Station DWI Defense Attorney

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Bryan Drivers License Suspension Lawyer

Drunk-driving is a serious offense in Texas. A DWI conviction may result in a driver’s license suspension or revocation, high fines, astronomical insurance rates and even jail time, especially for repeat offenders.

In Texas, the consequences of DWI charges depend on the amount of alcohol detected in the driver, the driver’s previous DWI convictions and the jurisdiction. For these reasons, you should seek counsel from an experienced DWI and driver’s license suspension defense lawyer.

At C.E. Borman & Associates, a College Station law firm providing individuals in the Bryan–College Station area with an experienced, quality defense, we have the experience you seek and the service you demand. We have extensive experience defending individuals against drunk-driving (DWI/DUI) charges as well as representing clients at driver’s license suspension hearings.

Learn more about us and the benefits of retaining our law firm for your criminal defense.

Experienced Texas DWI-Defense Lawyer

The police have certain procedures they must follow in order to afford you constitutional protection. When the police fail to follow the process and evidence or statements are suppressed, you might be able to have your charges dismissed.

As a former police officer, criminal defense attorney Jerry L. Gribble II understands how to question the arresting officer. He knows the procedures the police should follow, and he can ask the right questions.

College Station Driver’s License Suspension Lawyer

In Texas, you have 15 days after a DWI arrest to request an Administrative License Revocation (ALR) hearing. Failure to request a hearing will result in an automatic suspension of your driving privileges.

The ALR hearing is a separate hearing from your DWI criminal hearing. An administrative law judge presides over the ALR hearing. An ALR hearing will accomplish two worthwhile goals: It will allow us to question the arresting officer and help us prepare your defense for the criminal trial, and it will, at the least, prolong your driving privileges.

Contact a Texas DWI and Driver’s License Suspension Attorney

For additional information about Texas DWI law or the trial process, including the ALR hearing, or to discuss your drunk-driving (DWI/DUI) charges with an experienced Texas criminal defense lawyer, please schedule a free, confidential consultation by calling (979) 846-4090 or filling out our online form. Your future is at stake. Let our criminal defense team help you.