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Under Texas law, if you’re arrested for DWI with a child under the age of 15 in the vehicle, that is a felony offense. You could face up to two years in a state jail facility due to this aggravating factor.
If you have a DWI where the blood or alcohol test is above 0.15 in Texas, that is an aggravating circumstance. An accident involving injury or death would certainly be the most severe of aggravating factors elevating a misdemeanor charge to a felony.

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