Public Intoxication charges in Waco and McLennan County are serious. A conviction creates a permanent criminal record, visible on every background check. It can block job opportunities, professional licenses, housing applications, and more. That’s why the goal in every case is clear: dismissal and record clearing.
Texas law makes it a Class C misdemeanor to be intoxicated in a public place to the degree you may endanger yourself or others. But there’s no BAC requirement, and arrests can be based totally on a police officer’s mood and opinion. That’s a bad combination.
Trey Porter steps up to level the playing field. Mr. Porter is an award-winning Texas criminal defense lawyer with over a decade of experience dismissing and deleting Public Intoxication charges in Waco, McLennan County, and across Texas.
Every case is different, but the game plan is the same: avoid a conviction.