Texas DWI Laws and Defense of DWI Charges
Labor Day. A day off for working citizens. The end of summer and the beginning of fall. Still the start of the football season and in decades past the last day before school. Barbeque. Fireworks. The whole nine yards.
After my last Blawg Review the anonymous editor assigned me this particular slot for my next BR. Which of the above listed associations…
On the differences between what most people mean by intoxicated vs. what the Texas Penal Code, and what police officers mean, Dallas DWI lawyer Robert Guest starts his post with a quote:
“When I use a word it means just what I choose it to mean, neither more nor less.” – Humpty Dumpty, Through the
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Frisco DWI Lawyer Hunter Biederman felt some pressure recently when he hadn’t been blogging enough to satisfy his audience. He asked:
So, if anyone out there has some tips on how to keep up better, I’d love to hear them. How do you manage the time to blog? Mark, Jamie, Lawrence, Stephen,
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…and sit back and enjoy yourself.
Bear with me. I promise to get back to that.
So, honest to goodness, I’m sitting here skimming through law blogs on my RSS reader reading a Scott Henson comment on a Sentencing Law and Policy post that links to a Texas District and County Attorney Association thread about how…
Well, plenty, judging by this week’s Super Bowl themed Blawg Review over at What About Clients:
Your office a little quiet today? Did your prized ex-U.S. Supreme Court clerk Weldon in Boston call in, maybe from the Newton slammer, despondent and too-drunk-to-bill? Or is it just the "cold and flu" season? A useful clue
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Gideon hosts this week’s Blawg Review. Chalk another one up for criminal defense lawyers in the blawgosphere; it’s a job well done.
Also, a belated thanks to Gideon for nominating my Blawg Review #117 for post of the year. I appreciate the gesture. I’ll be hosting again this year from the DWI Blog, and l’m…
Hunter Biederman has just launched his Frisco DWI Lawyer blog, and he has certainly started it off with a bang. For those of you that don’t know, Frisco is north of Dallas, Texas.
Among other topics, he’s already posted about:
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Or perhaps… in my corner of the blogosphere, “Why Lawyers Should Read Lawyer Blogs”. (Because they can always improve their skills.)
One of the great things about law blogging is that done correctly, it requires that you read other law blogs. I’ll get to how that potentially helps me as a practicing DWI lawyer in Austin, Texas…
Dallas DWI Lawyer Robert Guest “I donate to MADD”:
Not intentionally… MADD is stealing my tax dollars. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave MADD $400,000 of our money to "monitor drunken driving" proceedings in court.
This is wrong on many levels.
1. Watching court is free. Anyone can watch court. It costs nothing. Why
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This week’s edition is hosted at my other criminal defense blog.