Can a DWI Be Sealed Through Nondisclosure?
Nondisclosure is different from expunction. An order of nondisclosure generally restricts public access to qualifying criminal records rather than completely destroying the records.
Certain first-offense DWI cases may qualify for nondisclosure under Texas law, but eligibility depends on the specific circumstances and statutory requirements. Factors can include the type of case, how it was resolved, successful completion of applicable supervision, the person's criminal history, and other requirements established by Texas law.
A nondisclosure order also does not necessarily prevent every government agency or authorized entity from accessing the record.
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