In Texas, a DWI conviction typically results in the following penalties: First DWI by Marijuana Offense: Misdemeanor Class B 72 hours to 180 days in jail Fines of up to $2,000 A surcharge of $1,500$2,000 per year for three years Drivers license suspension for up to a year 24 to 100 hours of community service Second DWI by Marijuana Offense: Misdemeanor Class A 72 hours to 1 year in jail Fines of up to $4,000 A surcharge of $1,500$2,000 per year for three years License suspension for 180 days to 2 years 80 to 200 hours of community service Third DWI by Marijuana Offense (Continuous DWI): Felony of the Third Degree 2 to 10 years in prison Fines of up to $10,000 A surcharge of $1,500$2,000 per year for three years License suspension for 180 days to 2 years 160 to 600 hours of community service These penalties highlight how seriously Texas takes DWI offenses, especially when marijuana is in the mix
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With its thin, square silhouette, gilded interior, and simple elastic band to secure fine cigarettes, this piece captures the modern sophistication that defined the Art Deco era
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During the 1920s, Camel was among the Big Three cigarette companies that ruled the market, which also included Lucky Strike and L&Ms Chesterfield cigarettes
