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What to Do If Your Child is Arrested for DWI
A driver’s license is a huge step towards independence and adulthood for many teenagers, but unfortunately some also forget the responsibility that is involved with...
What to Wear in Court
At Shane Phelps Law., our Bryan and College Station, TX criminal defense attorney knows that it matters what you wear to court. The judge, jury, bailiff, staff members,...
Can Social Media Be Used in My Criminal Case?
Many people know that if they are involved in a criminal case, the police will collect evidence to use against you in that case. What...
Was Your Home Rightfully Searched?
It is an unfortunate truth that law enforcement officers won’t always abide by the restrictions of the law or your rights. It is an even...
Can I Refuse to Take a Breath Test?
If you are arrested for a DWI, the “implied consent” law in Texas requires you to take a breath or blood test. According to this law, if...
DWI Defenses
Successfully defending against a DWI requires in depth knowledge of the law and a strong defense strategy. To achieve this, you will need to hire...
How to Save Your Driver’s License After a DWI Arrest
Remember, you have two legal cases brought against you in the event of a DWI charge: a criminal case and a civil case. The criminal case is...
What Are the Penalties for Shoplifting in Texas?
Shoplifting in Texas In Texas, shoplifting is punished as theft crime. Theft is defined as taking property unlawfully – without the owner’s consent and with an...
What to Ask Your Lawyer
There are a lot DWI attorneys out there to choose from. In fact, there are so many that it can be very overwhelming when you...
Shane’s Top Ten Rules for Avoiding Trouble as a College Student
I handle criminal cases all over Texas, but my office and principal criminal defense practice are in the Bryan/College Station area, home of Texas A&M University and...
Texas Ignition Interlock Device Information
In addition to jail time and fines, you may be required to have an ignition interlock device (IID) if you are found guilty of driving...
What is the Difference Between DUI & DWI?
DUI is an acronym for driving under the influence, while DWI stands for driving while intoxicated or impaired. However, in some states they mean the same thing, while...