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If you are going through the criminal justice system, it is highly likely that the prosecution will offer you a plea bargain as a part of the process. Whether or not it is a good idea for you to accept the plea bargain depends upon your personal situation and your...
When a police officer pulls you over for suspicion of driving under the influence, they will ask you to perform field sobriety tests. Field sobriety tests evaluate balance, agility and attention in drivers when officers suspect intoxication. While most drivers are...
If law enforcement pulls you over on suspicion of operating under the influence of alcohol, you may consent to take the field sobriety tests. If you did not consume an alcoholic beverage before getting behind the wheel, you feel confident you can pass the tests—but...
Theft charges in Massachusetts may impact the way people view you. Maintaining a professional reputation is no different and if employers see your record, they may refrain from hiring you. Improving your marketability and credibility can give you the highest chance at...
Facing drug charges can mean a temporary hold for many areas of your life. You may need to pause your education, for example, to address the charges against you and pay legal consequences in Massachusetts. As a result of pending charges, your FAFSA eligibility may...
Motorists who face charges of driving under the influence in Massachusetts are subject to significant legal penalties. Before going to court, understanding the possible consequences can inform the person's next steps. These are the established DUI penalties for...
You likely know that, if facing criminal charges, the judge and jury cannot convict you unless the prosecutor proves your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. But what does this term mean? BurdenOfProof.org explains that the prosecution’s evidence must establish not only...
When charged with allegedly committing a crime in Massachusetts, your arraignment represents your first opportunity to go before a judge. Mass.gov explains that you can expect the following three things to occur at your arraignment: The judge or clerk will read the...
All crimes committed in Massachusetts fall within two broad categories: misdemeanors and felonies. While you may think that the difference between the two depends on the severity of the crime authorities allege you committed, technically this is not true. Mass.gov...
You know you have a lot to offer Massachusetts employers, but you worry your recent DUI may take you out of the running of an ideal position. How do you preserve your chances for employment with a criminal record? Chron breaks down suggestions for handling job...
