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Rolling Re-test Violations in Massachusetts

Ignition Interlock Devices (IIDs) are critical tools for ensuring that drivers previously convicted of Operating Under the Influence (OUI) remain sober while operating a vehicle. However, these devices are not infallible, and users can face severe consequences for missed or failed rolling re-tests—even in cases where no alcohol consumption occurred. This guide provides an overview […]

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Suspension Appeals for Constructive Breathalyzer Refusals

Melanie’s Law was enacted in October 2005, as comprehensive revision of the Massachusetts drunk driving laws. Its statutory purpose was to better protect the public through stricter penalties, restrictions, and sanctions imposed on those suspected or convicted of operating under the influence. One means of doing so was to impose license suspensions ranging from 6 months

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Successful Ignition Interlock Defense

Attorney Brian E. Simoneau has an exceptional track record with Ignition Interlock Violation (IVO) cases. He has successfully attacked the interlock device, on multiple levels, from both a legal and scientific perspective. Through Attorney Simoneau’s efforts, countless clients have dodged 10 year and lifetime license suspensions. In ignition interlock violation cases, Attorney Simoneau submits a comprehensive and detailed

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Understanding Massachusetts Ignition Interlock Device Law

Melanie’s Law, enacted on October 28, 2005, introduced stringent measures to enhance public safety and reduce drunk driving offenses in Massachusetts. One key provision, effective January 1, 2006, mandates the use of ignition interlock devices (IIDs) for repeat DUI offenders as a condition of license reinstatement or hardship license issuance. Here’s everything you need to

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