Wilmington OUI

Wilmington, Massachusetts is a city in Middlesex County with a population of more than 22,000. First settled in 1665 and incorporated in 1730, Wilmington grew very famous for its hop yards by the early 19th Century. Wilmington borders Andover, Reading, North Reading, Billerica, Burlington, Woburn and Tewksbury. Wilmington’s Silver Lake is a popular site year round, offering swimming in the summer and skating in the winter. Wilmington’s population grew dramatically when Route 128 was completed. Boston is easily reachable from Wilmington from Interstate 93, Route 38 and Route 62. Wilmington residents accused of crimes, including DUI/OUI/drunk driving often find themselves in Woburn District Court, which also serves the communities of:

• Reading
• North Reading
• Stoneham
• Winchester
• Burlington

Wilmington, Massachusetts police make a health number of OUI arrests. We are familiar with the common locations where these arrests are made and the regularly alleged basis for motor vehicle stops. We know when someone is being targeted and when the arrest something other than random. Drunk driving charges are often the easiest for a criminal lawyer to win, particularly a lawyer who has been defending these crimes for a long time.

Drunk driving laws are very complex in Massachusetts. Penalties for drunk driving offenses can be devastating and may include time in jail, fines, loss of license for long periods of time, probation, community service, and more. Under Melanie’s Law, punishments increase significantly for subsequent offenses. With your future and freedom on the line, you should promptly contact an experienced Massachusetts OUI lawyer if you are a Wilmington resident who is facing a drunk driving charge.

In Massachusetts, the legal limit is .08% blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for persons 21 and older and .02% for persons under the legal drinking age. Operating a car can mean actually driving, but it can also mean something as small as changing gears, allowing a car to roll. If one is sitting or even sleeping in a parked car while drunk, this can lead to the inference that the person had been driving under the influence.

It’s not uncommon to be charged with operating under the influence after being arrested at an OUI/DUI/DWI roadblock or checkpoint. Experienced Massachusetts OUI lawyers are familiar with cases involving roadblocks and can find numerous ways to defend against the resulting charges. For example, there will not typically be any evidence of bad driving in these kinds of cases. Sometimes, a skilled OUI lawyer can successfully challenge the checkpoint on constitutional grounds or on the ground that the police set up the roadblock in a manner that was contrary to Massachusetts law.

Stephen Neyman is one of Massachusetts’ best and most seasoned criminal defense lawyers. He is an expert in OUI/DUI/drunk driving defense, and he can afford you the best possible chances of a successful outcome. Attorney Neyman draws upon multiple decades of experience in criminal practice, during which he has served as both a defense attorney and as a prosecutor. If you have been charged with operating under the influence in Massachusetts, contact his office as soon as possible.

Call the Law Offices of Stephen Neyman, P.C. at 617-263-6800 (24 hours a day and 7 days a week) or send Attorney Neyman an e-mail if you would like to speak with him about a drunk driving charge or any other criminal matter.