The defendant in this case was originally represented by another attorney. He pled guilty to OUI, G.L. c. 90 section 24 and was placed on probation with the condition that he have random tests with the SCRAM device. That condition proved onerous and interfered with nearly every aspect of the defendant’s life. Accordingly, he hired…
Continue reading ›In May of this year police responded to a motor vehicle accident involving our client, an inner city school teacher. Officers detected a strong odor of alcohol on our client. She was unsteady on her feet. She failed all field sobriety tests and she blew a .17 breathalyzer. She was charged with OUI liquor in…
Continue reading ›Before we represented this individual he had been convicted of OUI under G.L. c 90 section 24. While on probation he picked up another OUI and our office was hired. His violation of probation prompted the judge to put him on the SCRAM device requiring him to provide random breath samples three time a day.…
Continue reading ›Our client is a partner in a top CPA firm. Many years ago she was convicted of OUI under G.L. c. 90 section 24. Recently, she was involved in an accident where she flipped her car on the offramp to a local highway. The responding officers detected her being unsteady on her feet, smelling of…
Continue reading ›Our client is a federal law enforcement officer who has struggled with substance abuse issues for years. A few months ago he was driving his car around 11:00 a.m. He was operating erratically and he sideswiped several cars. The responding officers were wearing body cameras. The footage clearly displayed our client in an impaired state.…
Continue reading ›On February 18, 2023 just before midnight police were called for an accident in a suburb north of Boston. The responding officers saw a car with significant front end damage sitting on a lawn in a densely populated neighborhood. The vehicle had also struck the house and damaged a utility box. Our client was outside…
Continue reading ›This case result is a follow up to last week’s successful motion to suppress the search and seizure on an OUI, G.L. c. 90 section 24 case. Recognizing that the district attorney would unlikely be successful in continuing to prosecute this case he alerted the judge to the fact that he was not ready for…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a professor teaching graduate students in a major top rated university. The other night he was clocked at over 100 miles per hour not long after dark. He was pulled over by state police officer. The report indicated that the man had slurred speech, an inability to process simple commands and a…
Continue reading ›The defendant owns a chain of hair salons in the greater boston area. In December of 2022 she was dining at a local restaurant drinking martinis. She left to drive home. On the way she was on her cell phone. She dropped the phone between the passenger seat and the console. When she attempted to…
Continue reading ›Our client owns a local business specializing in athletic venue designs. He is well renowned throughout the country. In October of last year he was golfing with several friends. After finishing a round a large group went to a local bar where they had drinks and dinner. Afterwards, the group went back to the course…
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