If you have been charged with a third DWI felony, the State of Texas is required to prove certain elements of the crime in order to secure a conviction. First and foremost, as with any DWI case, the State must prove that you were operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in a public place at the time of the arrest. Further, in a felony DWI case, the prosecution must provide evidence that proves beyond a reasonable doubt that you have at least two previous DWI convictions on record. (Note: other fact scenarios can lead to DWI felony charges as well such as having a child under 15 years old in the vehicle. Ask your Texas DWI lawyer for more information about such cases.) Read more on our blog here: https://www.evanscriminallawyer.com/third-dwi-in-texas/