Texas DWI Manual

Includes hundreds of trial-tested questions and accompanying explanations that can be used to create compelling cross-examinations of the State's witnesses.
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REVISION 12 HIGHLIGHTS

DWI defense is one of the most challenging and technical areas of criminal law. Author Deandra Grant and her collaborators share with you their most effective strategies. This edition brings you:

NEW AND EXPANDED TOPCIS:

  • Discovery and the Michael Morton and Richard Miles Acts. §2:31
  • AI Assistance with a large volume of videos. §2:52
  • NHTSA 2025 SFST curriculum update. §5:23
  • GERD & breath alcohol testing—informative article! §6:13
  • Blood collection tubes and contamination issues—extensive new coverage! §7:90
  • Headspace gas chromatography with flame Ionization detector (GC-FID)—new detailed discussion! §7:100
  • Bariatric surgery and factors affecting absorption. §8:11
  • Pharmacodynamics—new! §9:00
  • Pharmacokinetics—new! §9:001
  • Top DUID drugs by category as of 2024. §9:002
  • Key cases on boat stops. §9B:1
  • Understanding alcohol monitoring devices—informative article! §15:2
  • Unlawful inventory searches. §17:37

NEW AND REVISED FORMS:

  • Form 1-2 Fee Agreement – Initial Representation.
  • Form 1-2c Fee Agreement – Trial Preparation.
  • Form 1-2d Fee Agreement – Motions Contract. New!
  • Form 2-11b Michael Morton Act Request for Discovery – Filing. New!
  • Form 2-12 Motion to Exclude Evidence for Violation of MMA. New!
  • Form 2-13 Richard Miles Act Request for Compliance. New!

AND MORE!

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