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Apr
In Massachusetts, a Continuance Without a Finding (CWOF) is a plea when a defendant is charged with a criminal offense including an OUI offense. The defendant admits that there are sufficient facts that a jury could find them guilty. If the court accepts the continuance with...
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Apr
Drivers under arrest in Massachusetts for Operating Under the Influence (OUI) will be asked to submit to a chemical test to determine their Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC). This is an “implied consent” state, meaning that if a driver is arrested for an OUI, the...
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Apr
Getting charged with a DUI does not mean you are guilty. If you are facing DUI charges, there are chances that your DUI case can be dismissed. Consult with an experienced attorney about your unique case to see what opportunities you have to get the case dismissed or re...
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Apr
A DUI conviction can seriously impact your life long after your arrest and conviction. Even having a clean record before being charged with a DUI could still turn your life upside down. Having an attorney represent you after getting arrested with a DUI can impact the l...
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Apr
Each state is required to notify a driver's home state through the National Driver Register (NDR) if they have committed an offense that has caused officials to suspend or revoke their out-of-state license. If you are passing through, visiting, or recently moved to the stat...
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Apr
If you are charged with a DUI in Massachusetts, you risk the chance of it going on your driving and criminal record for life. It can have a long-lasting effect on your criminal record, therefore, impacting your career, insurance cost, and other important factors. The exact ...
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Apr
In Massachusetts multiple and certain first-time OUI offenders are required to install and maintain an ignition interlock device for a set period time. Multiple offenders are required to maintain an interlock device for a minimum of two years. First-time OUI offenders are now req...
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Apr
Are you moving within the state? If you have any changes in residential or mailing address, you will need to notify the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles. Failing to do so could risk license suspension or revocation. Additionally, Registry of Motor Vehicle Suspension and R...
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Apr
When Are Medical Evaluation Forms Needed? Medical evaluation forms are most often needed to determine whether a driver is still physically and mentally capable of operating a vehicle safely. A driver's capacity to operate a motor vehicle safely can be called into question by you...
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Apr
When you receive notice that your license is suspended how one gets reinstated is of critical importance. In Massachusetts there are two avenues for dealing with a license suspension. You can request a Registry of Motor Vehicles Suspension Hearing and you can file a formal appeal...
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Apr
Being aware of changes in driving behavior in older drivers can ensure that everyone stays safe on the road. Old age does not always equate to an inability to operate a motor vehicle. There are plenty of resources in place to help make that decision. How Does Age Affect Driving? ...
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Apr
You can be charged with reckless driving in Massachusetts for a wide variety of reasons including such acts as speeding, texting while driving, or getting into an accident and very often accompany an OUI charge. What Is Negligent/ Reckless Driving In Massachusetts? Negligent dri...
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