Texas DWI Taking A Specimen

A person in Texas who has been stopped for suspicion of Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) is often asked to provide a specimen to check their blood alcohol content. The test may be a vapor test, breathalyzer or a blood sample test.

The Morris Law Firm says according to law "The Statute states that a specimen may not be taken if refused by the suspect. Refusal will cause the suspects Texas Drivers License to be automatically suspended for not less than 180 days".

After a refusal, the officer will generally be required to obtain a warrant to take a blood sample. In Texas is there now precedent that the suspect’s blood may be drawn without a warrant. The Court determined that to be valid, such a warrant-less search must

(1) Be supported by probable cause,
(2) occur in the presence of exigent circumstances, in which the delay necessary to obtain a warrant         would result in the destruction of evidence,
(3) Employ a reasonable test, and
(4) Be executed in a reasonable manner.

If you have been arrested for a DWI and the specimen was taken without your consent make sure to consult with a Texas attorney familiar with these issues. The Morris Firm, info@themorrisfirm.net, (214)357-1782

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The number one most important reason why people win or lose their social security disability claim is their medical records. People who can’t work because of a physical or mental condition are supposed to qualify for disability benefits. If your medical records don’t make it to the social security administration before a decision is issued, then there won’t be any evidence to prove your disability.

The Social Security Administration is supposed to gather up all of your medical records from your doctors, but they don’t always get that done. It’s pretty common for something to be missing. So, it’s pretty important for you to keep a good list of all of the doctors that you have seen, get the medical records yourself, and take a copy to the Social Security Administration office.

Social Security laws require your doctor to give you the first copy of your records for free if you are filing a disability claim. You don’t have to worry about being able to afford them.

Your medical records will be the most important evidence in your case. So, make it easy for the SSA to rule in your favor by giving them all of your records. We do this for our clients. We’ve seen too many cases where the SSA has failed to get everything and it really hurts the case. This is one of the most important things we do for our clients because it gives them the best chance to win.