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No, not if the only violation was nonpayment of fees. You just have to prove that you were unable to pay, not unwilling to pay. Make a list of your necessary expenses and your income so that you can adequately explain your situation. Good luck. This applies to Texas.

Concussion is when there is a shaking or striking causes a person's brain to incur a trauma. The result can be that a person experiences nausea, vomiting, dizziness, unconsciousness, eye problems, or more. The concussion can be anywhere from mild to extreme. DUI is operating a motor vehicle while one's normal faculties are impaired due to drugs or alcohol. Of course, it is possible for someone to do both. A person could be drunk, get punched or in an accident, and suffer a concussion. The question for your case is what evidence does the state have that you were under the influence. If there is a blood test from the hospital that shows a large amount of alcohol in your system, or perhaps certain drugs, then it would be for a jury to decide whether you were guilty of DUI. The other question is how do you prove that you had a concussion. You might have to testify and that is always a dangerous path for a defendant to take.

You have raised a lot of issues.  The stop may be bad, the search may be bad, the arrest after passing exercises should be looked at closely.   You should contact an experienced criiminal and DUI attorney.  It sounds like your were arrested for either DUI, possession, or reckless driving or all 3.   You should not try to do this alone.  My advice would be to get an attorney in or near the county where this occurred or get an attorney where you live to coordinate this.