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If you are a driver in Massachusetts, you may have already agreed to certain conditions without realizing it. One of the most important is the state's implied consent law, and it generally affects every licensed driver in the Commonwealth. Massachusetts’ implied...
People tend to trust forensic evidence, such as chemical test results, in criminal cases. However, chemical analysis is not always as accurate as people believe. Numerous factors can influence the accuracy of different testing systems, including the breath tests...
If you are pulled over under suspicion of operating under the influence (OUI), the officer will likely ask you to step out of the vehicle to perform a series of Field Sobriety Tests (FSTs). You might be asked to stand on one leg, walk in a straight line, or follow a...
A conviction for a first offense operating under the influence (OUI) in Massachusetts will not permanently destroy your commercial driver’s license (CDL). However, it triggers a mandatory one-year disqualification. You cannot obtain a hardship license to drive a...
Independence is often the most exciting part of college, yet it also brings new responsibilities to manage. One mistake, such as driving after drinking, can quickly put that freedom at risk. In Massachusetts, operating under the influence (OUI) is a serious offense...
You come to Boston for a weekend. It could be for a work trip or a game at Fenway. But what starts as a simple visit can quickly take a serious turn. Now, you’re facing an OUI (operating under the influence) charge. You go back home thinking you can handle it from...
Recurring OUI offenders face severe consequences in Massachusetts, including license revocation and jail time. These penalties will limit your driving privileges and independence. Eventually, you could recover your license and start driving again. Meanwhile, you can...
Operating Under the Influence (OUI) charges can have serious consequences in Massachusetts. Understanding when an OUI becomes a felony is helpful for anyone facing such charges. Repeat offenses In Massachusetts, an OUI charge becomes a felony if it is your third...
The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects you and your property from unlawful searches and seizures. This is why a Massachusetts police officer typically needs a validly authorized warrant to search your home, vehicle or person. There are circumstances...
It’s fun to meet up with friends for dinner and a few drinks, especially after a long work week. Your enjoyment can come to a screeching halt, however, if a Massachusetts police officer pulls you over for suspected drunk driving on the way home. Facing OUI charges can...