by Megan Cook | Sep 20, 2014 | Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, DWI, Texas Penal Code
Sue is drunk. She is in the public. Contrary to common belief this does not make Sue guilty of public intoxication (in San Antonio Texas). The Texas Public Intoxication law requires that Sue not only be in the public, and intoxicated, but it requires that she be a...
by Megan Cook | Apr 3, 2013 | Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, DWI, Evading Detention, Evidence & Criminal Procedure, Gun Charges, Gun Charges / Unlawful Carrying, Juvenile Offenses, Marijuana & Controlled Substances, MTR (Motion to Revoke Probation), State Drug Charges, THEFT & Property Crime
Criminal Law Easy Illustrative Explanation When a person asks, “what is criminal law?” it is best to explain how the body of law works in the context of a regular person in every day life. Bobby goes to Dillard’s and he hides a purse in his jacket....
by Megan Cook | Feb 4, 2013 | Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, DWI
Congratulations to DWI Attorney Justin Cook for winning the ALR license suspension hearing against his Client, which took place last week!!! The Cook & Cook Law Firm was notified via fax that after the hearing, the Administrative Law Judge decided to reinstate...
by Megan Cook | Jan 17, 2013 | Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, DWI
Did you know that over 1/2 a million people ask Google what is dwi, every single month! This article explains what DWI is. It also offers comparisons of what DWI is in Texas as opposed to 4 other States of the U.S. “DWI” stands for the crime of Driving...
by Megan Cook | Dec 2, 2012 | Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, DWI, YouTube Channel (SanAntonioDefenders)
Criminal Defense Attorneys have noted lately that not only is the District Attorney, Susan Reed, tough on DWI defendants, but so too are the local juries. Several seasoned lawyers have recently said that they recall a time in Bexar County where “not...
by Megan Cook | Sep 20, 2012 | Criminal Defense, Criminal Defense, DWI
It was once the case, that our San Antonio DWI Lawyers at Cook & Cook Law Firm, PLLC advised clients to REFUSE the breath and blood tests. When a suspected drunk driver is pulled over, an Officer will Offer the breath test or the blood test. In the past, during...
