Plano Boating While Intoxicated Lawyer
Charged with boating while intoxicated?
Texas law includes restrictions regarding alcohol consumption while operating a boat, in fact it is a Class B Misdemeanor. This means that you if you are out on the water consuming alcohol and are given a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) test, that if you are at .08% or above, you will be arrested for boating while intoxicated, or commonly called a "BWI". You face jail time if you are convicted of this charge. If you have been arrested and charged with a boating while intoxicated charge, it is urged that you call a Plano DWI attorney.

Plano DWI Lawyer
Being caught by law enforcement operating a boat or other watercraft while intoxicated is a serious charge in Texas. If you are in the unfortunate situation of having a previous conviction for DWI or BWI, you are going to be in the category of those who can expect "enhanced penalties". These penalties include a minimum of 30 days in jail. Your offense now becomes a Class A misdemeanor. If it is a third offense, you are now charged with a felony. It is important that you contact The Zendeh Del Law Firm if you have been arrested for a first, second or more DWI or boating while intoxicated offense. No matter if it is your first, second or more, any of these offenses are going to create huge problems for you.
One would not want to approach the court without a skilled defense attorney that is familiar with all the aspects of charges related to operation of a watercraft while intoxicated. Being drunk while driving a boat is frowned upon by the authorities and you will be treated accordingly. There are often options in such a case, and having a qualified lawyer working to explore your options is in your best interests. A free evaluation of your case is being offered by The Zendeh Del Law Firm. Take advantage of this offer, as you do need the legal assistance.
Contact a Plano DWI attorney from The Zendeh Del Law Firm if you have been arrested while operating a boat or other watercraft while intoxicated.