Blood Alcohol Content or BAC refers to the percentage of alcohol in a person’s bloodstream.
If you’re facing criminal charges for DWI and you feel there’s problems with the BAC test, you’re not alone. During our experience as DWI lawyers, we’ve worked with lots of individuals with questionable BAC test results following a DWI arrest. If you’re in this situation, we can help you. For over 30 years, we’ve dedicated […]
Most people are aware that under Texas law, as in every other state in the U.S., anyone who drives with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 percent or more can be charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI). There is, however, a second part of the DWI law in Texas with which many are not […]
When determining whether a motorist has had too much to drink, law enforcement officers measure the amount of alcohol in that person’s system by administering a breath, blood, or urine test. The results, also known as one’s Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC), provides a measurement of the weight of alcohol in a specified volume of blood. […]
Recently, the highest criminal court in the state, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, has ruled that blood search warrants are required for officers to obtain blood samples from those who they suspect are driving while intoxicated. Blood samples are to be used as evidence of the suspected drunk driver’s blood alcohol content (BAC) level, […]
