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Suppose you are facing driving while intoxicated or DWI charges; you need to prepare for what is about to come. That includes everything from identifying aggravating factors to dealing with multiple types of accounts in court. Here are some things you need to brace...
A commercial driver’s license is important for earning a living in the trucking or transport industry. This special license allows the holder to support a family by driving 18-wheelers full of cargo or buses full of passengers. CDL holders not only follow the local...
Starting high school and later attending college mark two of the biggest accomplishments in your teens and early twenties. During this time in your life, you will likely go through a period of adventure and growth. While these exciting experiences form the foundation...
Any time an officer pulls you over, they assess whether you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If law enforcement thinks you may be driving while intoxicated, they may ask you to test your blood alcohol level with a Breathalyzer or other device. As a Texas...
College can be difficult, especially during finals. Because of this, many students may seek ways to help them study effectively. While there are many who may think it is not a big deal to take study drugs, the reality is that it can have a significant impact on them....
As marijuana becomes more socially acceptable, more people use it in various forms, both medically and recreationally. Texas legalized CBD oil and hemp in 2019. However, possession of marijuana and THC oil concentrate is still a crime. THC levels in cannabis products...
College can be frightening for many teenagers and young adults. Oftentimes, it is the first time they have been away from their parents for a significant period of time. Wanting acceptance by a group of their peers is natural, especially when in a new place and...
In the Lone Star State, it is unlawful to drive a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration above 0.08%. If your BAC is over the legal limit, impaired driving may give officers reasonable suspicion to stop your vehicle. Then, an officer may request that you...