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Occupational Licenses in Texas DWI Cases – Too Easy to Get?

November 18, 2010

The American Statesman in conjunction with KVUE published a story this week on the practice of giving occupational licenses to people accused of drunk driving. This, they seem to suggest, is a mockery of crime and punishment. While they stop short of making an editorial about it or suggesting the procedures change, their wording conveys a sense of displeasure about the system that allows for accused drunk drivers to get behind the wheel. [Read more…]

Filed Under: DWI Tagged With: conviction, DWI, occupational license

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