Commonwealth v. A.B. – Brockton DC – West Bridgewater Police Department

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Charge: OUI, Marked Lanes Violation, Alcohol in MV Result: OUI-Dismissed Client’s vehicle was scene committing numerous marked lanes violations. Officer approached vehicle and immediately detected an overwhelmingly strong odor of alcoholic beverage on his breath. Officer also observed the client’s eyes to be glassy and bloodshot and he spoke with slurred speech. Officer administered a […]

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Commonwealth v. R.S. – Falmouth DC – Bourne Police Department

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Charge: OUI, Negligent Operation of Vehicle Result: OUI-Not Guilty Client was observed speeding and swerving between lanes. Officer approached vehicle and detected a strong odor of alcoholic beverage emanating from within the vehicle. Client’s eyes were severely glassy and bloodshot, and his speech was slurred. It was also noted that the client avoided making eye

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OUI DUI Attorneys – Massachusetts withheld evidence about breathalyzers

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OUI DUI defense lawyers, including Attorney James Milligan, representing 750 drunken driving defendants in Massachusetts say the state withheld evidence that might show breathalyzer results were flawed. The Boston Globe reports (http://bit.ly/2vrag83 ) the lawyers believe they are missing about 400 potentially exculpatory documents detailing the calibration of the devices. The Office of Alcohol Testing

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Commonwealth v. R.M. – Worcester DC – Mendon Police Department

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Charge: OUI, Marked Lanes Violation Result: OUI-Not Guilty Client was spotted swerving across lanes and driving erratically. Officer approached the vehicle and observed the client’s eyes to be glassy and bloodshot. Officer also detected a moderate odor of alcoholic beverage on the client’s breath when speaking with him. Client stated he had three beers earlier

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Commonwealth v. M.P. – Dedham DC – Norwood Police Department

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Charge:   OUI, Marked Lanes Violation Result:  OUI-Not Guilty Officer noticed Client’s vehicle approaching his position from the rear. Client was traveling at a high rate of speed and made several quick movements between the lane of travel and the adjacent lane. Client was then stopped by police. Officer approached the vehicle and detected a moderate

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Commonwealth v. V.P. – Waltham DC – Brookline Police Department

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Charge: OUI Result: OUI-Not Guilty Client was stopped by police after having knocked down a street sign while driving. Officers immediately detected a strong odor of alcohol when speaking to the client Client stated he had consumed two or three drinks earlier that night when asked. Client was unsteady upon exiting his vehicle. Officers administered

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Commonwealth v. K.K. – Hingham DC – Hingham Police Department

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Charge:   OUI, Negligent Operation of Vehicle, Marked Lanes Violation, Drug Possession Class E Result:  OUI-Not Guilty Officer was dispatched after receiving a report that the client may be intoxicated and operating a vehicle. Client’s vehicle was spotted speeding and crossing over the marked lanes of travel nearly striking another police cruiser traveling in the opposite

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Commonwealth v. M.D – Plymouth District Court – Mattapoisett Police Department

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Charge:   Operating Under the Influence Result:  OUI-Not Guilty Client’s vehicle was observed driving with a broken headlight and was approached by police after suspicious activity. Officer approached the vehicle and immediately detected a strong odor of alcoholic beverage on the client’s breath and he was speaking with a thick tongue. Upon further questioning the officer

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