On March 11, 2025, Texas Senate Bill 2320 (SB 2320) was introduced, proposing increased criminal punishments for certain driving while intoxicated (DWI) offenses. As Texas continues to combat drunk driving, this bill aims to impose harsher penalties on offenders, reinforcing the state’s commitment to road safety.
What SB 2320 Means for Texas Drivers
If passed, SB 2320 would introduce tougher sentencing and penalties for repeat offenders and those involved in severe DWI-related incidents. The legislation is still in its early stages but could lead to:
- Longer jail sentences for multiple DWI convictions.
- Harsher fines and penalties for those caught driving under the influence.
- Stricter probation terms and monitoring for offenders.
- Increased consequences for DWI offenses that result in injury or death.
Why This Matters
Texas has long been one of the toughest states on DWI offenses, and this bill signals an even stricter stance. The goal is to reduce repeat offenses, deter drunk driving, and protect the public from dangerous drivers. If enacted, individuals facing DWI charges will need strong legal representation to navigate these increased penalties.
How the Law Office of Shawn C. Brown P.C. Can Help
If you or a loved one are facing DWI charges in Texas, the legal landscape is shifting. The Law Office of Shawn C. Brown P.C. has extensive experience handling DWI defense cases, ensuring that clients receive a fair defense and the best possible outcome under the law.
📞 Call (210) 224-8200 or visit shawnbrownlaw.com to learn how we can fight for you.
