A DUI (driving under the influence) conviction typically stays on a person’s record permanently. It may affect a person’s driving privileges for a specific period of time, depending on the laws in the state where the DUI occurred and the person’s prior DUI history. In some states, a DUI may also be expunged or removed […]

Yes, in most cases you can appeal a DUI conviction if there was some form of legal error during the trial by the lawyers, witnesses or the judge. The process for appealing a conviction varies depending on the state and court system. Generally, you will need to file a notice of appeal with the court

The consequences of a DUI (driving under the influence) can vary depending on the state and any previous offenses, but some common consequences include: 1. Criminal charges: A DUI is a serious criminal offense and can result in being charged with a misdemeanor or felony, depending on the circumstances. 2. License suspension or revocation: Upon

It is not possible to obtain a License to Carry (LTC) in Massachusetts after a DUI conviction, however, if you received a continuance without a finding, it may be possible to obatin an LTC. The Massachusetts Firearms License Review Board will review each case individually to determine if the individual is suitable to possess a

If you are a passenger of a drunk driver, you may be putting yourself in danger and potentially breaking the law. If the driver gets pulled over by law enforcement, you could be subject to questioning and potentially placed into protective custody. Additionally, if the driver gets into an accident while under the influence of

You can appeal a ticket in Massachusetts by following these steps: 1. Contact the issuing police department or court: You can find the contact information on your ticket. Call or email them to inquire about the appeals process and get any necessary forms or information. 2. Gather evidence: Compile any evidence that you believe supports

Oui stands for “operating under the influence” while dui is an abbreviation for “driving under the influence,” both referring to the criminal offense of operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

No, a person cannot be charged with DUI without evidence. In order for the prosecutor to charge someone with DUI, they must have evidence of the person’s impairment, such as a breathalyzer or blood test showing a high blood alcohol concentration, or observations and statements from law enforcement officers. Without evidence, there is not enough

In Massachusetts, driver’s license reinstatement fees vary significantly depending on the reason for suspension. They range from $100.00 to $1200.00 and the Registry does not offer any payment plans and you cannot get your license back until the fees are paid in full. Here are some specific reinstatement fees based on the type of violation:

To find out what you owe to get your driver’s license back, you can contact your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or Department of Licensing (DOL). They will be able to provide you with information on any outstanding fees, fines, or tickets that need to be paid before your license can be reinstated. You