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Navigating a DWI charge in Texas can be daunting, especially with the stakes so high. In After the Flashing Lights, Texas criminal defense attorney Shane Phelps, who brings nearly four decades of experience as both a prosecutor and defense lawyer, demystifies the complexities of DWI investigations and prosecutions. Board certified as a specialist in criminal law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and recognized as a Forensic Lawyer-Scientist by the American Chemical Society, Shane offers invaluable insights into the DWI process-from the moment those flashing lights appear in your rearview mirror to the resolution of your case, and beyond.
This essential guide is designed for Texans who have been arrested for DWI or those who want to be prepared should they find themselves pulled over. With a balanced approach, Shane emphasizes the importance of understanding your rights while highlighting the dangers of drinking and driving. As Texas DWI laws become increasingly stringent, even innocent individuals can find themselves facing serious charges.
Learn about the legal implications of intoxication offenses, how to handle roadside interrogations, the significance of field sobriety tests, the intricacies of a DWI trial, and how to successfully complete a DWI probation, from an experienced and accomplished DWI defense attorney. With practical advice and expert guidance, After the Flashing Lights equips you with the knowledge you need to survive this challenging experience while reinforcing the fundamental principle that every individual is presumed innocent until proven guilty.
