When facing a DWI charge, most clients ask the same question: “Can you win my case?”
No lawyer can ethically guarantee a specific outcome. Every case depends on its unique facts, evidence, and circumstances. What we can promise is preparation, aggressive advocacy, and a relentless commitment to achieving the strongest possible result.
Clyde W. Burleson is known for taking cases to trial and challenging the state’s evidence head‑on. From pretrial motions to jury verdicts, the focus is always the same: protect your record, your license, and your freedom.
At The Law Offices of Clyde W. Burleson, P.C., we fight for:
Case dismissals when the evidence is flawed
Not guilty verdicts when the state cannot prove its case
Strategic reductions when appropriate
The strongest possible defense at every stage
Past Successes
These are representative cases and do not guarantee similar results in future matters.
Important Disclaimer:
The results described below do not necessarily represent results obtained in all cases.
Not all cases handled by the firm are listed.
Every case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts and evidence.
Case Dismissed Prior to Trial
State of Texas v. RF – Harris County
Client pulled over for multiple traffic violations. Officer claimed client had a strong odor of alcohol and failed all tests. After pointing out flaws with the testing the case was dismissed.
Not Guilty
State of Texas v. D.T. – Harris County
Client pulled over for failing to stop at a stop sign. Client admitted drinking and failed all tests. After cross examination, the jury did not believe the police officer’s testimony regarding the reason for the stop.
Case Dismissed
State of Texas v. J.C. – Montgomery County
Client involved in single car accident. Police alleged he failed the Field Sobriety Tests. After pointing out flaws with the Field Sobriety Tests, the prosecutor dismissed the case.
Not Guilty
State of Texas v. D.C. – Harris County
Client involved in an accident with a garbage truck. Police alleged she failed all tests. After cross examination of the officer, the jury believed the tests were done incorrectly and found our client Not Guilty.
Case Dismissed
State of Texas v. E.H. – Montgomery County
Client pulled over for failing to maintain a single lane. Police alleged he failed the field sobriety tests.