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Jim Butler Law The Houston DWI Lawyer 713-236-8744 | DUI Attorney Houston

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Jim Butler Law The Houston DWI Lawyer 713-236-8744. http://www.thehoustondwilawyer.com.  

Jim Butler is one of the few DWI Lawyer Houston whose focus is exclusively on DWI defense. During his more than 23 years as a DWI/DUI criminal defense attorney, Jim Butler has helped hundreds of clients avoid the jail time and hefty fines associated with these charges. He is a certified field sobriety test instructor and he remains up-to-date on all the new tools and methods used to evaluate DWI's. Jim believes that DWI laws are good laws that should be enforced; however he also believes that many innocent people are needlessly arrested.

“Many people don't realize that it's perfectly legal for an adult in Texas to drink alcohol and drive-as long as that adult maintains his or her mental and physical faculties. And the problem with most field sobriety tests is that they don't give you the whole picture-if a person is nervous or tired, or even if they have a medical condition, they might 'fail' a test, even if they're not intoxicated," he says.James "Jim" R. Butler was born and raised in Waco, Texas. He graduated from Baylor University in 1988 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. He then moved on to graduate from South Texas College of Law in 1992 with a Juris Doctor degree. Jim Butler was licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court of Texas in 1993.

During Law School, his focus was Criminal Law and Trial Advocacy. After a two year internship with the Harris County District Attorney's Office, Butler knew that his calling in life wasn't to prosecute people, but to help those in need of defense.“I chose DWI because I really want to help people,” says Butler. “My clients are good, hardworking people. When they come to me, they're worried about the future-they're afraid of losing their jobs, they're concerned that their insurance rates will go up. My goal is to help these people return to normal, productive lives.” When he is not in the courtroom