IF YOU WERE A DEFENDANT IN AN OUI CASE IN MASSACHUSETTS AND SUBMITTED TO A BREATH TEST PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 13, 2015 THIS DECISION MAY AFFECT YOUR CASE. IF YOU PLED TO AN OUI CASE IN MASSACHUSETTS DURING THESE TIME PERIODS BECAUSE OF A BREATH TEST READING YOU MAY BE ABLE TO REOPEN YOUR CASE […]
Massachusetts Judge Excludes Results of Thousands of OUI Breathalyzer Tests Read More »
Charge(s) – OUI, Open Container of Alcohol, Marked Lanes Violation Result: OUI – Not Guilty Client’s vehicle was spotted traveling approximately 25 miles below the speed limit and unable to maintain the marked lanes. Officer stopped the vehicle which was identified as a cab with three passengers. Officer noticed a strong odor of alcoholic beverage.
Commonwealth v. G.O. – Ayer District Court (Concord State Police) Read More »
Charge(s) – OUI 2nd Offense, Unregistered Motor Vehicle, Marked Lanes Violation Result: OUI – Not Guilty Client was stopped after his vehicle was seen drifting over the center line into oncoming traffic on three separate occasions. Officer detected a strong odor of alcohol on the client’s breath and observed his eyes to be glossy and
Commonwealth v. R.L. – Brockton DC (West Bridgewater PD) Read More »
As a leading OUI defense attorney in Massachusetts, Attorney James Milligan is one of a few lawyers driving the state wide breath test litigation case questioning the validity and accuracy of breathalyzer machines across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Attorney James Milligan cross examined the Technical Director of the Massachusetts Office of Alcohol Testing (OAT), the
Results From Massachusetts Breathalyzer Tests Are In Question Read More »
Charge(s) – OUI, MArked Lanes Violation, Open Container of Alcohol, Minor in Possession of Alcohol Result: OUI – Not Guilty Client was stopped by police after a report of an erratic operator. Client’s vehicle crossed over the double solid yellow line multiple times. Officer detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from the
Commonwealth v. J.C. – Fitchburg DC (Leominster PD) Read More »
Charge(s) – OUI, Marked Lanes Violation, Child Endangerment Result: OUI – Not Guilty Client was stopped after his vehicle was observed crossing into the opposite lane when making a wide turn and crossing over the white fog line multiple times. Officer was overwhelmed by a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from within the
Commonwealth v. D.B. – Ayer DC (Littleton PD) Read More »
Charge(s) – OUI, Marked Lanes Violation Result: OUI – Not Guilty Client’s vehicle was stopped after observed to be driving erratically and unable to stay within the marked lanes. Client was unable to produce a driver’s license but the passenger did. Officer detected a moderate odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from the vehicle and
Commonwealth v. T.R. – Dedham District Court (Milton State Police) Read More »
Charge(s) – OUI, Marked Lanes Violation Result: OUI – Not Guilty Client’s vehicle was stopped after officer observed the vehicle to be swerving and crossing over the lane marker several times. Officer immediately detected a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from within the vehicle and it is noted that the odor got stronger
Commonwealth v. D.M. – Wareham District Court (Bourne State Police) Read More »
Charge(s) – OUI Result: OUI – Not Guilty Client was directed to the screening area when passing through a sobriety checkpoint. Officer immediately noticed a strong odor of alcoholic beverage emanating from inside the vehicle. Officer also noticed her eyes were red, glassy, and blood shot. Client stated she had two margaritas when asked if
Commonwealth v. C.M. – Lowell District Court (Andover State Police) Read More »
Charge(s) – OUI 3rd Offense, Negligent Operation of Motor Vehicle, Marked Lanes Violation Result: OUI – Not Guilty Client was involved in a vehicle crash and stated he had fallen asleep at the wheel. The officer observed the client to be very unsteady and unable to maintain balance. Officer also detected a strong odor of
Commonwealth v. J.P. – Attleboro DC (Foxboro) Read More »
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