Yes, even though 24D resolution sounds simple. A first-offense OUI is a criminal charge with lifetime consequences. You will have a permanent criminal record entry, your insurance [...]
Expungement of an OUI conviction is extraordinarily rare in Massachusetts. The Commonwealth allows expungement only for convictions before age 21 under narrow conditions, or when the arrest [...]
Melanie's Law is a 2005 statute named after Melanie Powell, a 13-year-old killed by a repeat drunk driver in Marshfield. The law dramatically escalated penalties for repeat [...]
Almost certainly, at least temporarily. If you refused the breath test, the RMV imposes an immediate 180-day suspension on a first offense. If you failed the breath [...]
This is the most asked question in OUI defense, and there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Refusing triggers an automatic 180-day license suspension on a first offense, 3 [...]
The legal BAC limit for adults 21 and over is .08 percent. For drivers under 21, the limit drops to .02 percent under the Junior Operator Law, [...]
