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• OUI Offenses
  • First Offense
  • Second Offense
  • Third Offense
  • Fourth Offense
  • Felony OUI
• What About My License?
• What Happens After My Arrest?
• Challenging BAC Results
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Common Court Terms
• Changes In OUI Law
• Why You Can Win Your Case
• Field Sobriety Tests
• Most People Should Not Plead Guilty
• Massachusetts OUI Law
• Under 21
• License Suspension Issues

Attorney Representation in Massachusetts since 1998

What Happens After my Arrest?

• Contact us as soon as possible and prior to your Drunk Driving (OUI, DUI, DWI) arraignment, if possible.
• If you are not represented at the arraignment, the court will enter a plea of not guilty on your behalf or you should indicate to the Court if asked that you want to enter a plea of not guilty. The Court will then give you a date to return to court for a pre-trial conference. You should request a date in approximately two weeks..
• There are no temporary licenses issued anymore. If you refused the breath test, you have 15 days to appeal the suspension of your license, No matter what anyone tells you, it is possible to get your license back!
• Do not do anything until you speak to an experienced Drunk Driving Lawyer. There are a lot of collateral consequences to admitting to a drunk driving and you need to know about them to make an informed decision.
• WARNING: Massachusetts Drunk Driving Defense is a specialized area of the law. You need to speak to a lawyer who concentrates in fighting this type of case. Massachusetts law now considers drunk driving cases over your lifetime, this will affect you.