Deandra Grant Law - Criminal & DWI Defense Waco

06/10/2026

New article published in Counterpoint.

Article - 2100 words (approximately 10-12 minutes)

06/01/2026

Wilson County, Texas justice of the peace jailed a mother for truancy with no hearing and released her on a Post-it note. He drew a public reprimand.

06/01/2026

In Texas, you can be arrested for DWI even with a BAC under 0.08. Learn how the loss-of-faculties standard works and how these sub-0.08 cases are defended.

06/01/2026

A 2026 study found recreational cannabis users perform like non-users on cognitive tests. THC in your blood does not prove impairment in a Texas DWI case.

06/01/2026

After a Texas DWI arrest, you only have to give your name, DOB, and address. Learn which questions you can refuse and how to properly invoke your rights.

05/28/2026

The Aimee Bock sentence explained through the federal fraud guidelines — and what the November 2026 amendments mean for defendants sentenced after that date.

05/28/2026

Deandra Grant presents on Auto-Brewery Syndrome at the IAFTC Annual Conference, covering forensic science, biomarkers, and endogenous ethanol in DWI defense.

05/28/2026

An Eleventh Circuit judge was privately reprimanded for a two-year affair in chambers, attending a partisan political event, and lying to two chief judges.

05/28/2026

Jefferson County Probate Judge Yashiba Blanchard was suspended after Alabama's Judicial Inquiry Commission filed seven formal judicial misconduct charges.

05/28/2026

Harris County Judge Natalia Cornelio was reprimanded for signing a warrant listing a nonexistent hearing and excluding prosecutors from a death row transport.