Intoxicated Does Not Always Mean Drunk
Did you know you can be charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) even if there is no alcohol in your system? DWI charges involving drugs like marijuana are potentially more serious than those involving alcohol. If you were arrested for DWI and now face drug charges like possession of a controlled substance (PCS) or possession of marijuana (POM), contact me now.
I am a criminal defense trial lawyer. For over 24 years and in more than 500 trials, I have fought for the rights of clients charged with crimes ranging from first offense DWI and misdemeanor drug possession to felony drunk driving and serious drug offenses.
When a DWI involves drugs, it is vitally important to seek out an experienced, capable attorney who can fight for you on multiple fronts simultaneously. I have built my reputation on a long list of positive results and verdicts in some of the most high-profile and high-stakes cases in East Texas.
Why not just take a plea deal? When facing DWI and drug charges at the same time, many of my clients thought that the easiest way to stay out of jail might be to take whatever offer the prosecution makes. Just remember, the prosecutors are not interested in helping you out. They have no reason to do what is best for you. I am, and I do.
Contact Me Today
My philosophy is never give up, never plead guilty until you have exhausted all your options. If you've been arrested for a DWI involving drugs in East Texas, call my office in Tyler today at 903.596.9696 for a free consultation. I'll explain the law, your rights and your options. If you decide to hire me, I will fight to trial and beyond trying to keep a conviction for DWI and drug crimes off your record.
