Rique D. Bobbitt has been practicing law in Texas since 1972. He works tirelessly on each case he takes on to dismiss or reduce his clients charge. As a former prosecutor with many years of DWI trial experience, he can make a difference in the outcome of your Texas DWI case. 

   Rique Bobbitt is a former Board of Directors member for the Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association and a, former Assistant County and District Attorney for Milam County, Texas. In his role as Assistant County and District Attorney, Mr. Bobbitt prosecuted many DWI cases, including felony, misdemeanor, and intoxicated manslaughter cases, giving him the experience to provide you with the best possible defense available.


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A Message From Mr. Bobbitt

"When a person is arrested for a Texas DWI, a DWI defense lawyer must be called. I believe that a drunk driving attorney must possess two essential traits: knowledge of drunk driving laws and the passion to protect your freedom. Above all, a client must have trust and confidence in his or her lawyer.  I am that DWI defense lawyer.  When found in the unfortunate predicament of being charged with a crime such as DWI, you face an outright attack on your personal freedom. DWI defense attorneys must instill in clients a feeling of trust and personal interest.  I offer exactly that.  My passion for DWI and criminal defense far outweighs my passion for a person’s rights to money, as in civil litigation.  My success in defending DWI and DUI cases began 1973, when I persuaded a jury to find my client “not guilty” of a DWI charge even though the client’s blood alcohol content was nearly three times the legal limit, and he had struck four police cars with his car.  Years later, I served a three-year stint as a State Prosecutor and gained an incredible education in the prosecution of alcohol-related criminal cases. I learned early on that Prosecutors have been known to prosecute criminal cases even when they have doubt about the citizen’s guilt.  I learned that Prosecutors cut their losses and accept pleas in some instances, and in others, dismiss  weak cases built on shoddy police work.  I learned how special interest groups such as MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), while they are, no doubt, well-intentioned groups, have created a powerful “governmental machinery” that presents an “unleveled playing field” in jury trials.  It is a combination of more than thirty years of trial experience, my work as a State Prosecutor, my insight in identifying a weak DWI case and my passion for protecting a person’s freedom that I offer clients an intensely aggressive DWI legal defense based on sound strategy.  Every aspect of a DWI case must be scrutinized.  No piece of evidence should remain unquestioned.  To put it simply, I will fight “tooth and nail” to protect your personal freedom."