We found this from TREC’s website about Texas’s Chapter 541 Rules Relating to the Provisions of Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 53:
§541.1 Criminal Offense Guidelines
- For the purposes of Chapter 53, Texas Occupations Code, the Texas Real Estate Commission considers that a deferred adjudication deemed a conviction under §53.021 or a conviction of the following criminal offenses directly relates to the duties and responsibilities of a real estate broker and real estate sales agent because committing these offenses tends to demonstrate a person’s inability to represent the interest of another with honesty, trustworthiness, and integrity:
- offenses involving fraud or misrepresentation;
- offenses involving forgery, falsification of records, or perjury;
- offenses involving the offering, paying, or taking of bribes, kickbacks, or other illegal compensation;
- offenses against real or personal property belonging to another;
- offenses against the person;
- offenses against public administration;
- offenses involving the sale or other disposition of real or personal property belonging to another without authorization of law;
- offenses involving moral turpitude;
- offenses in violation of Chapter 21, Texas Penal Code (sexual offenses);
- offenses for which the person has been required to register as a sex offender under Chapter 62, Texas Code of Criminal Procedure;
- felonies involving the manufacture, delivery, or intent to deliver controlled substances;
- offenses of attempting or conspiring to commit any of the foregoing offenses;
- offenses involving aiding and abetting the commission of an offense listed in this section;
- repeated violations of one criminal statute or multiple violations of different criminal statutes; and
- felonies involving driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI)
If you need a DWI attorney in Texas then you may start by looking at the County of interest to you in the directory here.