Texas Criminal Defense

If you fail a breathalyzer test in Texas, you can be charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI). However, a failed test doesn’t necessarily mean ...

As opposed to manslaughter or vehicular manslaughter, both of which require proof of recklessness, intoxication manslaughter simply requires evidence that a person’s death was caused by an individual operating a ...

Attorney Phil Baker has recently completed a hands-on 40 Hour Forensic Principles of DUID VI Course in Chicago, Illinois. The DUID course focuses on the analysis of biological fluids (blood, urine, hair, ...

DWI checkpoints are roadblocks that the police use to assess the sobriety of passing drivers. Such stops are often set up at dates and times when high numbers of intoxicated ...

In Texas, crimes are classified as either misdemeanors or felonies. Each type of crime has its own specific penalties, with consequences ranging from small fines to several years in prison. ...

In Texas, an individual may be charged with either felony or misdemeanor assault. An assault occurs when:     An individual recklessly or intentionally causes an injury or physical harm to ...

An automobile rollover is a specific type of automobile crash in which a car, truck, or another type of vehicle tips over and ends up on its roof or side. ...

In Texas, a driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction carries serious legal consequences. In order to be convicted of a DWI in Texas, one of the following must be demonstrated:   ...

Attorney Phil Baker has recently completed Axion’s Forensic Chromatography Course in process to graduate as a Forensic Scientist.   Axion-Phil Baker-Forensic Chromatography XXI

Careers in the construction industry can quite rewarding. However, they can also be dangerous. In fact, it has been estimated that approximately 10% of all workplace injuries occur on construction ...