The Law Office Of Shawn C. Brown P.C. has represented many clients who were facing DWI charges that ended up getting dismissed. We are a Texas law firm that goes above and beyond for any case no matter what the situation is, and here you are treated like family. If you live in San Antonio or South Texas and are facing a DWI charge, don't delay, contact us as soon as possible. We are available 24/7.

Below are two recent DWI cases, to view more success stories of our's click here.

Shawn represented a client who was charged with a DWI.  The officer pulled Shawn's client over for digging/peeling out, a city ordinance code violation.  Shawn's client denied this allegation of peeling out from day one.  The officer who made the stop testified at the license hearing that he had a dash cam video and it was properly functioning on the night he stopped Shawn's client.  The officer also testified he had given a copy of the video to the DA's office.  Shawn requested all discovery and specifically this video.  The DA failed to provide the video and ultimately said they did not have a copy of it.  Shawn subpoenaed the Police Department's Custodian of Records to obtain the video.  The Custodian of Records said no video existed.  Because of the issues with the video and believe the video would show evidence that Shawn's client did not commit any violations, he filed a Motion to Suppress and a Spoliation of Evidence Motion, meaning the evidence was destroyed and the case should be dismissed.  The Judge set the motions for a hearing.  Shawn showed up ready to fight and had the hearing.  He was able to convince the Judge that the evidence was exculpatory (meaning it was evidence that would help show his client did not commit the traffic violation) and convinced the Judge to dismiss his client's case based on the fact that the DA destroyed the evidence,  the video.  Shawn's client was very thankful that Shawn was persistent and fought every issue until the case was dismissed.  Another satisfied client at the Law Office of Shawn C. Brown.

Our client is a Veteran.  He was having a PTSD mental health episode.  He was arrested for a subsequent DWI.  Attorney Daphne Previti reviewed the evidence against our client carefully and noticed that procedures were not followed: 1) he was placed in a paddy wagon with a bag over his head and not secured for transport, and 2) that the vials used to collect his blood for analysis were expired.  She presented this information to the prosecutors and received a reduction in offense and a deferred adjudication offer which our client happily accepted.