DWITexas DWI Defense and Drunk Driving Laws AttorneyThe Key to a Good DWI Defense1. Request your ALR (Administrative License Revocation) hearing! You only have 15 days to request your administrative hearing after you were arrested to request this invaluable hearing. If you want to know more about ALRs, check out our ALR information page and ALL-IMPORTANT ALR information. 2. Write a statement. The police wrote a report to convict you. So, you should write a report to help Mrs. Tucker DEFEND you. Your report should be a detailed statement about what happened. Begin with the night before your arrest and detail all events leading up to your arrest. List any witnesses that could help you. Include their contact information and, if possible, have them draft a brief statement of what they would say if called to testify. 3. Hire Mrs. Tucker. Contact attorney Kimberly Griffin Tucker today to schedule a consultation to discuss your case. Please fill out our information form before your first meeting at the office. The Law Office of Kimberly Griffin Tucker in Plano, Texas, handles the following alcohol and intoxication-related cases:
A former municipal judge and prosecutor in two counties, DWI defense attorney Kimberly Griffin Tucker is regarded as one of the best DWI trial lawyers in her tri-county area in Texas and it is easy to see why with statistics like this: Since 2005, she has only lost one DWI case in Denton County and, despite a .17 breath test score, the jury was still out almost 5 hours! Needless to say, her trial skills are dynamic. Read her trial skills testimonials to understand the impression she makes on her clients. More recent DWI victories include:
With results like this, you know she has a trail of happy clients. Read her DWI Testimonials for additional information about Mrs. Tucker's experience with DWI cases. This unmatched success is also why she was asked to co-write the new Texas DWI Manual for James Publishing. This manual is a resource for attorneys who wish to enhance their knowledge of Texas DWI laws, policies and procedures. Contact attorney Kimberly Griffin Tucker today to schedule a consultation to discuss your case. Please fill out our information form before your first meeting at the office.
Her answer ... "PREPARATION ... it starts from the minute client hires me until the trial actually begins." In preparation for defending your DWI, Mrs. Tucker will obtain copies of the police reports, inventory logs, driving records, and information from the jail booking. If course this also includes getting a copy of your DWI tape. Essentially, she recreates the same file that the District Attorney's has and then some. It is that last "then some" that sets her apart.... This includes requesting your officer's training records, personnel file, and internal affairs file. It also includes securing the presence of the officer that arrested you at the ALR hearing for a grueling cross examination that will give you a tremendous advantage at trial. Her firm also has many expert witnesses should that need arise in defending you - including one who is a former police officer certified in field sobriety testing. IMPORTANT TO NOTE --- Mrs. Tucker has also received field sobriety training as well .... She holds a NHTSA/IACP Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Certificate (the same training police officers receive) and has attended numerous courses on the breath testing machine (also sometimes known as a breathalyzer or intoxilyzer). Kimberly Griffin Tucker's philosophy on DWIs:
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Contact attorney Kimberly Griffin Tucker today to schedule a consultation to discuss your case. Please fill out our information form before your first meeting at the office.
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