Additional Information: I am waiting for a hearing on my DUI charge and am getting very nervous. My attorney says I will lose my license for a while but will not go to jail. Is she right? Are there set penalties in Massachusetts for first offense DUI? ATTORNEY ANSWER: The penalty for a first offense […]
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Charge: Operating motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol Result: Not Guilty Client was observed by a security officer to be stumbling down the street. The security officer observed client for about five minutes when he observed him enter his motor vehicle. Security officer followed client in his own motor vehicle and observed client commit
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By Massachusetts OUI Attorney James Milligan Comments regarding the recent article published in the Boston Herald titled Feds: Mass. doing poor job vs. drunken driving (article is included below) Massachusetts does not “scrub” prior OUI offenses. We have a lifetime lookback period in this respect, this is as tough as it gets. For instance, you
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“Attorney Milligan was recommended to me by my Attorney, Kevin J. Reddington. Mr Reddington informed me that if I had any chance at all with a favorable DMV Appeals Board hearing it would be with Mr. Milligan. Mr. Reddington was correct. My appeal was successful and I am now on my way to driving again.
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As reported by The BraintreePatch: A Somerville man has been indicted by a Middlesex Grand Jury after a drunk driving accident last summer led to the death of a 29-year-old Braintree pre-school teacher. Sinead M. Lovett was sitting behind Richard Migliacci, 37, on a motorycle on July 9, 2010, when Migliacci allegedly began to drive
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Charge: Operating under the Influence of Alcohol Result: Not Guilty Client was involved in an accident where his vehicles ONSTAR system called the police. Apparently the person in front of him stopped short for an animal in the road and the client rear-ended the other vehicle. The civilian testified that the client looked dazed but
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Charge: Operating under the Influence of Alcohol & Negligent Operation of MV Result: Not Guilty on both Charges Client was observed in the town of Blackstone by a police officer make an abrupt skidding stop for no apparent reason and then pull into a parking lot where the offier was stationary. Client pulled out of
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Charge: Operating under the Influence 2nd Offense Result: Not Guilty Client was stopped by a Massachusetts State Trooper for marked lanes violation. The trooper asked for his license and registration. The Trooper observed an odor coming from client’s breath, his eyes were bloodshot and glassy and his speech was slurred. Trooper asked the client to
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Additional Information: My daughter has a restricted license in MA due to a DUI that only allows her to drive from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. I have two questions. First, How can we change the hours to a different 12 hour period? And, second, what is likely to happen to her if she is
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Additional Information: My daughter has a restricted license in MA due to a DUI that only allows her to drive from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. I have two questions. First, How can we change the hours to a different 12 hour period? And, second, what is likely to happen to her if she is
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