James Milligan

Braintree MA OUI Attorney: Driver in Death of Braintree Woman Indicted for Homicide

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As reported by The BraintreePatch: A Somerville man has been indicted by a Middlesex Grand Jury after a drunk driving accident last summer led to the death of a 29-year-old Braintree pre-school teacher. Sinead M. Lovett was sitting behind Richard Migliacci, 37, on a motorycle on July 9, 2010, when Migliacci allegedly began to drive […]

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Commonwealth v. S.M. (Plymouth District Court-2011) Hanson MA Police

Cases & Verdicts, Plymouth County DUI Lawyers /

Charge:  Operating under the Influence of Alcohol Result:  Not Guilty Client was involved in an accident where his vehicles ONSTAR system called the police.  Apparently the person in front of him stopped short for an animal in the road and the client rear-ended the other vehicle.  The civilian testified that the client looked dazed but

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Commonwealth v. D.C. (Worcester District Court-2011) Blackstone, MA Police

Cases & Verdicts, Worcester County DUI Lawyers /

Charge:  Operating under the Influence of Alcohol & Negligent Operation of MV Result:  Not Guilty on both Charges Client was observed in the town of Blackstone by a police officer make an abrupt skidding stop for no apparent reason and then pull into a parking lot where the offier was stationary.  Client pulled out of

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Commonwealth v. R.L. (Lynn District Court) – Massachusetts State Police

Cases & Verdicts, Essex County DUI Lawyers /

Charge:  Operating under the Influence 2nd Offense Result:  Not Guilty Client was stopped by a Massachusetts State Trooper for marked lanes violation.  The trooper asked for his license and registration.  The Trooper observed an odor coming from client’s breath, his eyes were bloodshot and glassy and his speech was slurred.  Trooper asked the client to

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My daughter has a restricted driver\’s license. How do we change the 12 hour period?

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Additional Information: My daughter has a restricted license in MA due to a DUI that only allows her to drive from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.   I have two questions. First, How can we change the hours to a different 12 hour period? And, second, what is likely to happen to her if she is

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My daughter has a restricted driver\’s license. How do we change the 12 hour period?

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Additional Information: My daughter has a restricted license in MA due to a DUI that only allows her to drive from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.   I have two questions. First, How can we change the hours to a different 12 hour period? And, second, what is likely to happen to her if she is

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Commonwealth v. P.H (Plymouth District Court) 2011 – Kingston MA Police Department

Cases & Verdicts, Plymouth County DUI Lawyers /

Charge: Operating under the influence and Negligent Operation of MV Result: Dismissed Client was involved in a motor vehicle accident in Kingston, Massachusetts.  Police arrived and found the client outside of his motor vehicle with a female.  Client was bleeding from his head.  Client denied he was driving the motor vehicle although the female told

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I was found not guilty in a DUI charge (after 18 months!) and the court okay\’ed my driver\’s license. I went to the registry, but they denied my reinstatement stating immediate threat. The hearing officer never looked at the paperwork. What do I do?

Questions & Answers /

ATTORNEY ANSWER: Any person aggrieved by a decision from the RMV can file an appeal to the Board of Appeals.  There also should be a report supporting why they believe you present an immediate threat to the public.

I was found not guilty in a DUI charge (after 18 months!) and the court okay\’ed my driver\’s license. I went to the registry, but they denied my reinstatement stating immediate threat. The hearing officer never looked at the paperwork. What do I do? Read More »

I was found not guilty in a DUI charge (after 18 months!) and the court okay\’ed my driver\’s license. I went to the registry, but they denied my reinstatement stating immediate threat. The hearing officer never looked at the paperwork. What do I do?

Questions & Answers /

ATTORNEY ANSWER: Any person aggrieved by a decision from the RMV can file an appeal to the Board of Appeals.  There also should be a report supporting why they believe you present an immediate threat to the public.

I was found not guilty in a DUI charge (after 18 months!) and the court okay\’ed my driver\’s license. I went to the registry, but they denied my reinstatement stating immediate threat. The hearing officer never looked at the paperwork. What do I do? Read More »