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• Hines, Daniel: If you are facing criminal and a possible adminstrative license suspension, your freedom, mobility, occupation, and financial security are in jeopardy. I urge you to make a decision regarding your defense that is as serious as the potential penalties you may be facing. Whether it is your first OUI offense, or your fourth drunk driving arrest, don't go at it alone or underrepresented.
• Altman & Altman: When you or someone you love has been charged with a crime it can be a frightening experience, especially if you are facing a possible prison time or a permanent criminal record. Getting the expert help you need is one of the most critical decisions you will ever make. Not only are the immediate prospects frightening, the stigma of a criminal conviction will follow you for the rest of your life. On every job application, on every application for school, you will find the question, “Have you been convicted of a crime?” How you are able to answer that question will shape your entire future.
• Kevin Mahoney: The breathalyzer is an instrument designed to provide law enforcement with a measurement of your blood alcohol content. It is of questionable reliability. Each drink you consume will increase your blood alcohol content by approximately .025. It takes approximately one hour for your body to metabolize approximately .025 worth of alcohol. Theoretically, if you consume only one average drink per hour for four hours, your blood alcohol should climb no higher than approximately .025. The so-called legal limit in Massachusetts is .08. If you have consumed no more than four drinks over the course of four hours, you might pass the breathalyzer. But because the breathalyzer is so notoriously unreliable, and each individual's weight and metabolism vary so considerably, it might make sense to forego the breathalyzer.