
Criminal Defense
Criminal Defense Attorneys
Located in Texarkana
Charged with a DUI/DWI or a drug related crime? You deserve the best criminal lawyer, someone with a proven track record and reputation for treating clients with dignity and respect. Our attorneys at Collins, Collins & Ray believe that by conducting an in-depth investigation and analysis of the facts and defenses of every client’s case, we can achieve the best results possible.
We provide aggressive legal representation for all of our clients who face criminal charges. We work to ensure you understand the legal, financial and personal ramifications of your legal matter. If you are facing DUI/DWI or drug charges don't hesitate to contact us. We can assist and advise you from the start and protect your rights as we work to obtain the best possible legal outcome available to you.
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Our Achievements
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2020
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The National Trial Lawyers - Top 100 Trial Lawyers: Brian Ray 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2021
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The National Trial Lawyers – Top 10 Trucking Trial Lawyers: Brian Ray 2021
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Little Rock Soiree – Best Lawyers: Brian Ray 2013
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AY Magazine’s Arkansas Best Lawyers: Brian Ray 2020, 2021
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American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys – 10 Best Client Satisfaction: Brian Ray 2014, 2015, 2016
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American Institute of DUI/DWI Attorneys – 10 Best Client Satisfaction: John C. Collins 2016
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Arkansas Life Magazine’s – Top Attorneys: John C. Collins 2016, 2019
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Nation’s Premier Top Ten Attorney – Personal Injury: Brian Ray 2016
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can a prior DUI be used to enhance a prior DWI?
No, under Arkansas law, a DUI cannot be used to enhance a DWI. For example, if you get a DUI when you are 19 and then get another DUI when you are 20, it will be a DUI-2. But if you then get a DWI when you are 21, that will be a DWI-1, and the DUIs will not be used to enhance the DWI to a DWI-2 or DWI-3.
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Can a prior DWI be used to enhance a DUI?
Yes, a prior DWI can be used to enhance a DUI.
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Is the look back period ten years from when I got my first DWI or ten years from when I plead guilty?
Enhancement for prior DWIs and DUIs during the 10-year look-back period are determined from the date the violations occurred rather than the date of conviction.
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How long do the Courts look back when determining if this is a 1st or subsequent DWI or DUI?
The Courts will look back ten years.

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