If you’ve been arrested for DWI, the clock is already ticking. You only have 15 days to protect your driver’s license and start building your defense.
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When your future is on the line, experience matters.
Clyde W. Burleson is a former Assistant District Attorney and Chief Prosecutor for the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC). He understands how DWI cases are built, and how to dismantle them.
Many lawyers plead cases out. Clyde Burleson tries cases. He has successfully taken hundreds of DWI cases to trial, giving you a real defense, not pressure to settle.
Mr. Burleson has completed the same alcohol and sobriety testing courses required of police officers, allowing him to identify errors in field sobriety tests, breath tests, and arrest procedures.
After a DWI arrest, Texas begins the Administrative License Revocation (ALR) process.
If you do nothing, your license can be automatically suspended.
An ALR hearing can:
Prevent or delay license suspension
Expose weaknesses in the state’s evidence
Lock officers into testimony early
📞 Call now to request your ALR hearing before it’s too late.
A DWI conviction can follow you for life, affecting your job, finances, and freedom.
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DWI defense is highly technical. Breath tests, blood tests, traffic stops, and police procedures must be challenged correctly and strategically. When your freedom and license are on the line, you need more than basic representation. You need a lawyer prepared to dissect every detail of the state’s case.
An overworked public defender may not have the time or resources your case demands. Clyde W. Burleson provides focused, aggressive defense backed by real courtroom experience.
Your case is not treated like a file number. Every defense is built around the specific facts, evidence, and circumstances involved.
Police reports, body cam footage, dash cam video, breath or blood test results, and field sobriety tests are thoroughly examined for errors and rights violations.
Potential defenses may include illegal traffic stops, unreliable breath or blood testing, improper field sobriety procedures, lack of probable cause, and much more, depending on your case.
Whether negotiating for reduced charges or taking your case to trial, Clyde Burleson is prepared to fight for the best possible outcome.
