Recreational cannabis has been legal in Massachusetts for several years, and, with new dispensaries opening up soon, it seems to be more commonplace. What once was an illegal, clandestine activity is now done out in the open. However, it's important to remember that...
Month: November 2019
Holiday celebrations, binge drinking and OUI
Thanksgiving marks the official start of the holiday season. People all over the country are anticipating the upcoming celebrations, especially those around Christmas and New Year’s.Meanwhile, law enforcement officers all over the country prepare for the increase in...
Lawmaker proposes ignition interlock devices for first-time OUI
A Massachusetts lawmaker has proposed expanding the state's ignition interlock device program to include those convicted of a first OUI offense to have the devices installed in their vehicles.Since 2005, those convicted of two or more OUI offenses have been required...
Tips for avoiding an OUI after a tailgate
Before you go tailgating around Massachusetts, you need to be cognizant of what the law says. You deserve to have a fun tailgate party without running afoul of the law. Even after the game is over and Boston University has won another game, you need to be careful...
Can you lose your medical license over an OUI conviction?
Perhaps you had a little too much to drink at a colleague's retirement party. When you drove home, law enforcement stopped you on suspicion of operating under the influence of alcohol. Your concern over the civil and criminal penalties you face is only exceeded by the...