Boston Drunk Driving/OUI Attorney

In Massachusetts, all drivers are prohibiting from driving or operating a motor vehicle if their blood alcohol concentration level (BAC) reaches or exceeds 0.08%.  When a police officer suspects a person is drunk driving, he/she has the right to pull over the driver and test his/her BAC level. Police officers can determine the driver’s BAC level by means of a blood test, breath test, or urine test. If the test results indicate that the driver’s BAC level is above or exceeding 0.08%, then he/she will be arrested and charged with OUI.

It is not only illegal to drive a motor vehicle while under the influence, but you can also be arrested if you are in “actual physical control” of the vehicle.  This means that even if you are sitting or sleeping in your parked car on the side of the road, you can still be charged with OUI. If you need to park your car to rest or sleep, the only way to avoid OUI charges is to park your car and lock your keys in a place that is out of your reach.

Contact Boston Drunk Driving/OUI Attorney

The consequences of drunk driving can be catastrophic. For this reason, all people found operating under the influence (OUI) will be arrested, charged, and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. If you have been arrested and charged for drunk driving/OUI in Boston, it’s extremely important to hire an attorney with years of experience handling drunk driving cases. Boston OUI attorney Thomas A. Brant can protect your rights and help you avoid such penalties as major fines, community service, alcohol treatment, driver’s license suspension, and even time in jail. In addition, Attorney Brant will thoroughly review your case, personally guide you through the legal process, help you file important documents, and appear by your side at every court appearance.

If you are in need of an experienced and aggressive Boston OUI attorney, contact the Law Offices of Thomas A. Brant today for your free initial consultation at (617) 720-4056.

Attorney Thomas A. Brant is devoted to protecting your best interest, and making sure you receive a fair and just outcome.