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Massachusetts DUI Attorney InformationConsidering an Attorney to help defend against an upcoming DUI, or in Massachusetts OUI, court proceeding is a very important step in saving you thousands of dollars. Many people faced with their first offense do not realize until it is too late all of the hidden costs and consequences. Please use the following information, wether you are considering hiring a Massachusetts DUI OUI Attorney or simply want to be informed for a friends sake about the dangers of DUI OUI Driving. We are constantly updating the resources here so be sure to check back often.
We will be Interviewing several of the best DUI Attorneys in Massachusetts in the coming months as well as posting guidelines for choosing the best DUI Attorney to defend you. Hiring a DUI/OUI AttorneyExperienced DUI Attorneys bring extensive trial experience to your side as well as a familiarity with recent case law. Thinking that hiring an experienced DUI Attorney is too expensive can be a costly mistake. In most cases even when the court appoints a lawyer for you they may still require you to pay for their services. So why not go with an experienced professional that may be able to save you both time and money over the long run. Your Attorney will know what facts to bring out in testimony of witness or law enforcement officers and when to challenge that testimony. They will know what evidence may be available to help you win your case and be knowledgeable in the neccessary motions to file. They will be able to work with witnesses testifying on your behalf and to judge the value of each. An experienced DUI Attorney will also have access to expert witnesses to refute the accuracy of blood or urine test results. Stopped for a Suspected DUI OUI Traffic ViolationIf a police officer believes he has probable cause of an OUI DUI violation and initiates a traffic stop be sure to pull your car off of the road. This not only ensures the safety of the police officer but can significantly reduce the chances of having your car towed should you be arrested. Roll down your windows and breathe. Stay calm and pop a breathe mint or piece of gum if you may have had a drink or two. Whatever the case do not admit to drinking any alcoholic beverages. Incriminating yourself helps make the police officers job of arresting you that much easier. You do not have to lie. The Fifth Amendment (link) gives you the right to remain silent. Be cooperative but only answer questions when neccesary. Do not in any way provide evidence that the officer can later use against you.
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