Tuesday, March 31, 2015
An Infograph Pertaining to the Houston DWI Lawyer
When it comes to being involved with a DWI or DUI in Houston, Texas, either by being the one arrested or involved with a friend or family member, you'll need a Houston DWI Lawyer to help. There is no need to lose all hope just because there has been an arrest. As the saying goes, anyone is innocent until proven guilty. Here is an infograph to explain what I mean...
Thursday, March 5, 2015
As A DWI Lawyer in Houston , I Have Noticed Even Celebs Need Help
We have all heard about celebrities and their occasional brushes with the law. Not even their stature puts them above the law when it comes to a DWI or DUI. We are all effected by the laws, which may vary by state.
Check out this article about the Cake Boss, Bartolo "Buddy" Valastro who was arrested while swerving through lanes, obviously intoxicated. The same article also talks about Kerry Kennedy who was arrested for a DUI. Although acquitted, this is a perfect example of why your choice of lawyer can make all the difference in the world.
A DWI/DUI charge is no laughing matter. Although most people think you are guilty the minute you are pulled over and arrested, that is very much not true. The Kennedy case proved just that. Once you have read the article, please comment and let me know what you think.
Ever been arrested for DWI or DUI? Tell us your story.
Check out this article about the Cake Boss, Bartolo "Buddy" Valastro who was arrested while swerving through lanes, obviously intoxicated. The same article also talks about Kerry Kennedy who was arrested for a DUI. Although acquitted, this is a perfect example of why your choice of lawyer can make all the difference in the world.
A DWI/DUI charge is no laughing matter. Although most people think you are guilty the minute you are pulled over and arrested, that is very much not true. The Kennedy case proved just that. Once you have read the article, please comment and let me know what you think.
Ever been arrested for DWI or DUI? Tell us your story.
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Once, Twice, Three Times a Gas Pump!
Updated: Tuesday, March 3 2015, 10:40 PM EST
GLENMONT - A crash at a Cumberland Farms has turned into DWI charges for a local woman. Police say Tabitha Calise struck two cars, and then struck a gas pump at the Cumberland Farms on Route 9W Monday evening. Calise was arrested at the scene and charged with felony DWI.
She was convicted of DWI in the Town of Bethlehem back in 2012. There were no injuries reported.
Read More at: http://www.cbs6albany.com/news/features/top-story/stories/woman-strikes-gas-pump-charged-dwi-23638.shtml
GLENMONT - A crash at a Cumberland Farms has turned into DWI charges for a local woman. Police say Tabitha Calise struck two cars, and then struck a gas pump at the Cumberland Farms on Route 9W Monday evening. Calise was arrested at the scene and charged with felony DWI.
She was convicted of DWI in the Town of Bethlehem back in 2012. There were no injuries reported.
Read More at: http://www.cbs6albany.com/news/features/top-story/stories/woman-strikes-gas-pump-charged-dwi-23638.shtml
Even The Partridge Family Can Fall Victim to a DUI
David Cassidy has been sentenced to 90 days' live-in rehab and 60 months' probation after being arrested on suspicion of DUI in January near Los Angeles International Airport.
Cassidy's attorney entered a no-contest plea Monday, TMZ first reported. In addition to the rehab and probation, the 63-year-old will have to attend a nine-month alcohol education course and pay various fines.
When arrested in January after making what police said was an illegal right turn, he reportedly blew 0.19 on a blood-alcohol breath test, more than twice California's legal limit.
Cassidy had been in town for a deposition in a lawsuit he'd filed against Sony Pictures Television regarding money allegedly owed for merchandising that used his image. His manager told CNN that her client had been doing fine out of rehab, but had fallen off the wagon after stressful questioning.
"After attending his and his manager's depositions, it appears as if the pressure led to a brief relapse," manager Jo-Ann Geffen said.
Last August, the onetime "Partridge Family" star and teen heartthrob was charged with felony driving while intoxicated after an arrest in upstate New York. Earlier this month, that charge was reduced to a misdemeanor, and details of a plea deal were reportedly being worked out.
Cassidy previously pleaded no contest on a DUI charge in early 2011 in Florida, his home state, after a November 2010 arrest during which he he blew 0.14 on a blood alcohol breath test. He wound up having his driving privileges suspended for six months and was on probation for a year.
Attorney Steven Graff Levine told Entertainment Weekly on Monday that his client had already spent 102 days in rehab voluntarily and would remain in longer than this new sentence required.
Cassidy will transition to a monitored outpatient program early next month, TMZ reported, and will work with a sober coach.
The whole scenario sounds a little familiar: former child star, multiple DUI arrests, multiple trips to rehab. Hey, Oprah — interested in producing another docu-series? Perhaps #CassidyOnOWN?
David Cassidy has been sentenced to 90 days' live-in rehab and 60 months' probation after being arrested on suspicion of DUI in January near Los Angeles International Airport.
Cassidy's attorney entered a no-contest plea Monday, TMZ first reported. In addition to the rehab and probation, the 63-year-old will have to attend a nine-month alcohol education course and pay various fines.
When arrested in January after making what police said was an illegal right turn, he reportedly blew 0.19 on a blood-alcohol breath test, more than twice California's legal limit.
Cassidy had been in town for a deposition in a lawsuit he'd filed against Sony Pictures Television regarding money allegedly owed for merchandising that used his image. His manager told CNN that her client had been doing fine out of rehab, but had fallen off the wagon after stressful questioning.
"After attending his and his manager's depositions, it appears as if the pressure led to a brief relapse," manager Jo-Ann Geffen said.
Last August, the onetime "Partridge Family" star and teen heartthrob was charged with felony driving while intoxicated after an arrest in upstate New York. Earlier this month, that charge was reduced to a misdemeanor, and details of a plea deal were reportedly being worked out.
Cassidy previously pleaded no contest on a DUI charge in early 2011 in Florida, his home state, after a November 2010 arrest during which he he blew 0.14 on a blood alcohol breath test. He wound up having his driving privileges suspended for six months and was on probation for a year.
Attorney Steven Graff Levine told Entertainment Weekly on Monday that his client had already spent 102 days in rehab voluntarily and would remain in longer than this new sentence required.
Cassidy will transition to a monitored outpatient program early next month, TMZ reported, and will work with a sober coach.
The whole scenario sounds a little familiar: former child star, multiple DUI arrests, multiple trips to rehab. Hey, Oprah — interested in producing another docu-series? Perhaps #CassidyOnOWN?
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