What should I expect for a first DUI offense in Texas?

In Texas, the term “DWI” [driving while intoxicated] is used more commonly than “DUI” [Driving under the Influence]. Under the applicable DWI laws in Texas, you’re likely to face the following penalties:

A minimum 72 hours of in jail, with a 6 day mandatory minimum confinement if an open container was in the vehicle. 2) a Maximum fine $2,000 maximum, if BAC was lower than .15. 3) Your license will be suspended for about 90 days to 1 year OR you could be eligible to attend DWI Education Classes. 4) Furthermore, you would face a  mandatory 12 hour DWI Education Program that MUST be completed within 180 days of probation. 5) Probation will vary based on what the judge or jury decides. And finally 6) a mandatory community service requirement of 24 hours, with a maximum of 100 hours.

It is important to speak to an experience Texas DWI Attorney to provide you with specific information on your case and ensure the best possible defense for you.