by Lewis & Ashworth PLLC | Sep 1, 2026 | Criminal Defense, DWI
You took medication your doctor prescribed. You weren’t drinking. Then you saw red and blue lights in the mirror, answered a few questions on the side of the road, and suddenly an officer said you looked impaired. That moment leaves people stunned. We hear the...
by Lewis & Ashworth PLLC | Sep 1, 2026 | Criminal Defense
The Envelope You Shouldn’t Handle Alone Most people don’t expect a federal investigation to arrive in the mail. The envelope may look ordinary. The language inside does not. We’ve seen that first read hit hard. A target letter, grand jury subpoena, or...
by Lewis & Ashworth PLLC | Sep 1, 2026 | Criminal Defense, Drug Crimes
Drugs Were Found in the Car. That Doesn’t End the Conversation. A traffic stop can turn ugly in a hurry. An officer finds a bag under a seat, pills in a center console, or something tucked in the trunk. You weren’t driving. The car belongs to someone else. Other...
by Lewis & Ashworth PLLC | Sep 1, 2026 | Criminal Defense
You Don’t Need a Perfect Folder Before You Call Most people wait too long to speak with a criminal-defense lawyer for one simple reason: they think they need to have the whole story organized first. They don’t. We’ve sat with plenty of people who showed up with one...
