What you need to know if you’ve been stopped at a State Police Sobriety Checkpoint

In order for a police officer to stop you, he must first have (1) observed you commit a civil motor vehicle infraction (speeding, marked lines violation, etc.); or (2) reasonable suspicion to believe you have committed a crime, you are committing a crime, or you are about to commit a crime.

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Commonwealth v. P.L. – Dorchester District Court (MA State Police)

Charge(s) –  OUI Result –Not Guilty Client was involved in an accident with a jersey barrier.  Client parked the vehicle in the break down lane after the accident and left the scene. A MBTA worker observed the accident and called the police.  The State police responded to the scene and ran the license plate of

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