DWI Attorney

A charge of DWI can place your freedom, your finances, and your reputation in jeopardy. Meanwhile, the techniques that law enforcement uses to identify drivers under the influence have many flaws that could easily result in innocent drivers being subjected to unjust punishment. If you have been charged, the Law Offices of Jason Trumpler, serving San Marcos, TX, and communities throughout Greater Austin, are open around the clock to book your free DWI case review.

Jason Trumpler is no ordinary DWI lawyer. He has worked as both a prosecutor and defense attorney in his career of more than two decades, and his years spent trying these cases from both standpoints have given him valuable insight benefitting many clients throughout San Marcos and Greater Austin, TX. You have absolutely nothing to lose by booking a consultation with our DWI lawyer. If we take your DWI case, you'll find that our rates are highly competitive compared to most other area firms. Don't wait any longer to hire a lawyer. Call now:

Everyone makes mistakes on the job. Unfortunately, when law enforcement personnel make mistakes on the clock, it can change lives for the worse. Because even a charge of DUI or DWI without conviction can carry a damaging stigma, you may believe there is no hope for your case. But rest assured, if the DWI charges against you are unwarranted or allege an extent of criminal activity you did not commit, Jason Trumpler can make these discrepancies clear to a jury. 

Let's say you failed a field sobriety test, breathalyzer, or blood test. Each requires a specific protocol, and none are error-free. Misconduct such as using an improperly calibrated breathalyzer or allowing a blood sample to become contaminated can be uncovered by Mr. Trumpler and used to discredit the prosecution's argument. Similarly, if a condition such as an inner ear infection affects your equilibrium and causes you to fail a field sobriety test, Mr. Trumpler can illustrate this point to a jury.

Another example of a defense strategy relates to the fact that law enforcement must have probable cause to arrest you. That means there must be evidence that would reasonably suggest criminal activity had taken place, such as the smell of alcohol on your breath or open alcohol containers in the car. Although this can be difficult to dispute, Mr. Trumpler will analyze the facts to determine if the arresting officer actually had probable cause to arrest you on charges of DWI.