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Breathalyzer Refusals & the Hardship License Waiting Period

In Massachusetts Hardship License cases involving breathalyzer refusal suspensions, both the Registry of Motor Vehicles and Board of Appeal generally require that a hardship license candidate serves both the entire chemical test refusal suspension and the required minimum waiting period for the OUI suspension. As background, Massachusetts DUI Law requires 2nd offenders to serve one […]

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Court Must Receive Criminal Traffic Ticket Within 4 Days

If you have received a citation for a criminal automobile law violation in Massachusetts such as operating after suspension, reckless driving, operating to endanger, leaving the scene of an accident, driving without a license, operating after revocation, or driving an uninsured motor vehicle, you only have 4 days to request a clerk-magistrate hearing. If the

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Massachusetts Observes Drowsy Driving Prevention Week

To raise awareness about the dangers of drowsy driving, the National Sleep Foundation and the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles have declared this week Drowsy Driving Prevention Week. Experts claim that drowsy driving is an under-reported and under-recognized public safety issue. Only New Jersey has a law, known as Maggie’s Law, which criminalizes drowsy driving

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Habitual Traffic Offender Revocations: an Unpleasant Surprise

The Massachusetts Habitual Traffic Offender law results in a 4 year automatic license revocation for a conviction of 3 major violations, 12 minor violations, or any combination thereof, within any 5 year period. This 5 year HTO period is measured by conviction and not offense dates. Major violations include: Drunk Driving, Operating so as to

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Mass. RMV transferred to Mass. DOT

As part of a massive statewide restructuring, the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles, which was part of the Executive Office of Transportation, has now been made part of the new Massachusetts Department of Transportation. This new agency comprises the Mass. RMV as well as the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, MBTA, and Mass. Highway Department. The new

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Timing and Preparation: the Key to getting a Hardship License

Going to the Registry of Motor Vehicles for a hardship license hearing unprepared or too early can be a costly mistake. A client was just denied hardship relief at the RMV because she had a Registry hearing over a year ago and, at that time, she was denied hardship relief. Since her last hardship license hearing,

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