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Blog Posts in November, 2010

What Is an ALR Hearing?

Posted on Nov 22, 2010 By Law Offices of Billy Skinner
If you were arrested in the State of Texas for DWI, you may have received a notice that your license is to be suspended whether you submitted to a chemical test or not. This suspension is referred to ...
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What Is a Field Sobriety Test?

Posted on Nov 22, 2010 By Law Offices of Billy Skinner
When a law enforcement officer suspects that a driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs, the officer often asks the driver to submit to a series of voluntary evaluations. These tests, ...
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How to Survive a DWI Arrest

Posted on Nov 22, 2010 By Law Offices of Billy Skinner
In the event that you have a contact with law enforcement, below are five basic rules to surviving a DWI or other police encounter. 1) You should never consent to any type of search for any reason. ...
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What is BAC and How Is It Calculated?

Posted on Nov 22, 2010 By Law Offices of Billy Skinner
The term BAC is most often associated with a Driving While Intoxicated arrest and stands for Blood Alcohol Concentration. A BAC is represented as a percentage after a test of a person’s blood, ...
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