Frisco DWI Lawyer & Attorney Blog- They do not have all the witnesses available to prove their case.
- The Officer moved or no longer wants to testify
- The Witness who "called in" the DWI cannot be found
- The "Technical Supervisor" of the breath test is unavailable to testify.
- The "Breath Test Operator" is unavailable to testify.
- They has exculpatory evidence which would prove your innocence.
- They have evidentiary problems in proving your blood alcohol level.
- They have evidentiary problems in proving that you lost the normal use of either your mental or physical faculties.
- You will receive almost identical punishment if you are found guilty after trial.
- If you plea guilty, you will be assessed a $3,000 – $6,000 surcharge by DPS.
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Texas DWI – 10 Things the District Attorney may not want you to know
