Milam County DWI Attorney and your Vehicle

In Texas, a motor vehicle can be a deadly weapon" where an alcohol related accident results in a death or where a death could have occurred by the manner of driving. The Texas Appeals Court has held that intoxicated drivers who are involved in accidents where a death has occurred, can be found to have used a deadly weapon. In addition, the Texas Appeals Court has held that in a non-death felony DWI case, depending upon how the vehicle was driven, a deadly weapon finding may be appropriate. For further information, contact your Milam County DWI Attorney or your Falls County DWI Attorney.