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The state of Massachusetts takes operating a motor vehicle under the influence (OUI) very seriously. That means drivers face harsh penalties, including the installation of an ignition interlock device on their vehicle. While these devices provide you the ability to...
After satisfying the legal consequences for your drug crimes in Massachusetts, you may feel ready to get a job and regain control of your life. However, you may feel uneasy about addressing your criminal with potential employers. Knowing your rights can help you...
Many Massachusetts district attorneys no longer use the results of breathalyzer tests as evidence in drunk driving cases. This change is the result of growing concerns about the accuracy of the devices. Why are they concerned and how does this affect people charged...
When a Massachusetts law enforcement officer stops your car and believes you may be under the influence, he or she may ask you to take a breath or blood test to assess your degree of intoxication. The officer may pressure you to submit to such a test because a...
Massachusetts state laws do not require an offense to involve a gun or knife to qualify for an assault and battery with a dangerous weapon charge. Generally, any ordinary item may lead to an ABDW charge if a prosecutor alleges that a defendant used it with the...
If you are facing drug charges, you need to understand the many ways in which these allegations could disrupt your life. For example, you could lose your job, lose friends and face financial penalties or time behind bars. You should also know that you are not alone...
College students across Massachusetts and the nation often experiment once they get their first tastes of freedom. However, as the parent of a Massachusetts college student, you may want to have a conversation with your son or daughter about what is at stake if he or...
It is crucial to understand your rights when dealing with law enforcement. Not only can this help you in the moment when dealing with police, but it can also help you in the long term if you end up having to go to court. One of the first ways you can protect yourself...
In February 2021, the Worcester District Attorney's Office announced that more than 27,000 individuals convicted of operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol in Massachusetts can request new trials. The DA reports that state courts admitted...
Operating under the influence, or OUI, is a serious crime in Massachusetts. You may face suspension or loss of your driver’s license, fines, or jail time from the courts and the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Penalties for multiple convictions increase significantly. The...
