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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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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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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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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Under Massachusetts law, the police must read you your Miranda rights before they subject you to “custodial interrogation.” Incriminating statements are not admissible in court if you were not read your Miranda rights before being interrogated while in custody.
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Under Massachusetts law, the police must read you your Miranda rights before they subject you to “custodial interrogation.” Incriminating statements are not admissible in court if you were not read yo
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Laws regarding fatigued driving vary state by state, however. Some states, like New Jersey, consider an individual who operates a motor vehicle after not having slept for 24 hours to be a “reckless” driver.
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Laws regarding fatigued driving vary state by state, however. Some states, like New Jersey, consider an individual who operates a motor vehicle after not having slept for 24 hours to be a “reckless” d
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It may seem counterintuitive to charge someone with Driving Under the Influence (DUI), Operating Under the Influence (OUI), or Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) when they were not driving or operating anything. But this does occur in Massachusetts and around the country.
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It may seem counterintuitive to charge someone with Driving Under the Influence (DUI), Operating Under the Influence (OUI), or Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) when they were not driving or operating
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