Yes, a TABC attorney can provide legal assistance in criminal cases involving alcohol-related offenses. If an individual is charged with a crime related to alcohol, such as serving alcohol to a minor, driving while intoxicated (DWI), or public intoxication, a TABC attorney can offer representation. The attorney will review the details of the case, assess the evidence, and determine whether there are any grounds to contest the charges. For example, if a bar or restaurant is accused of selling alcohol to a minor, the attorney will examine the procedures the business had in place to verify the age of the customer and whether the sale was an isolated incident or part of a broader pattern. In criminal DWI cases, the attorney can challenge the legality of the arrest, the accuracy of breathalyzer tests, and other aspects of the prosecution’s case. The attorney will also negotiate with prosecutors to explore possible plea deals or reductions in charges, depending on the circumstances. If the case goes to trial, the TABC attorney will represent the client in court, presenting a defense and working to secure the best possible outcome. In addition to criminal defense, a TABC attorney can help clients navigate the administrative consequences of alcohol-related offenses, such as defending against the suspension or revocation of a liquor license. By providing skilled legal representation, a TABC attorney can protect the rights of individuals and businesses facing alcohol-related criminal charges.