OUI convictions can result in fines, jail or prison time, the loss of driving privileges, and other collateral consequences. Don't risk it. Browse the Nate Amendola Defense legal blog for straightforward information on your charges, and how we can provide you with a strategic defense and the resources you need to transform your life.
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OUI First Offense Outcomes Incarceration: Not more than 2.5 years (30 months) in a house of correction Suspended Sentence: You're placed on probation for a certain period of time with your sentence "hanging over your head" -
What Should You Do if You've Been Arrested While Vacationing on the Cape or Islands Cape Cod and the Islands are popular summer vacation destinations. Beach days and nights out can quickly turn into someone being arrested. We explain here -
Can you enlist in the US Military with a Drunk Driving Conviction? Having a drunk driving conviction may significantly decrease your chances of being permitted to join the military -
Can a Bar, Restaurant, or Liquor Store be Held Liable in a Drunk Driving Case? In Massachusetts, alcoholic beverages are not allowed to be sold or delivered to anyone who is visibly intoxicated. -
Massachusetts Ceases Use of Breathalyzer Test Results As Evidence Statewide For at least the next 60 days, Massachusetts prosecutors will not be allowed to use breathalyzer results in drunk driving cases.