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Breathalyzer Refusals

Massachusetts has strict laws regarding refusing a breathalyzer test.  If you refuse the breathalyzer test, you face an immediate suspension of your license for a period of 180 days or even longer, even your whole life in some cases, depending on if you have earlier multiple DUI convictions.   The way the new DUI laws currently work, this is the damage to your ability to drive, based on any earlier convictions:

  • First Offense:  180 day automatic driver's license suspension
  • Second Offense (or under 21 years of age): 3 Years license revocation
  • Third Offense: 5 Years license revocation
  • Fourth Offense: 10 years license revocation
  • Fifth Offense: License revoked for life

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It is advised that you do not refuse the breathalyzer test, as you may be better off to take the test and fight for your defense as opposed to automatically losing your license for 180 days on a first offense.  Whatever your situation is, it is crucial that you contact a Boston DUI Defense Attorney to help you to resolve the issue regarding your DUI charges.  If you had your license suspended, it is possible that you may have some legal recourse to solve the situation.  With the assistance of a Boston DUI Defense Lawyer, the likelihood of resolving issues surrounding DUI and breathalyzer test problems is increased.

Our attorneys are extremely knowledgeable and skilled in handling DUI charges of all types, and are prepared to give you a free initial consultation to discuss your case and advise you how to move forward with your defense.  It is important not to "just plead guilty" on a DUI charge.  There are so many types of defenses that may be possible and in fact, with the accuracy of the testing that is used, it is very possible that you were not driving intoxicated at all.  Yes, you got arrested.  That doesn't mean you have to get convicted!

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When it comes to litigating breathalyzer refusal cases, our attorneys vigorously and tirelessly fight for clients, both in the District Court and at the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV). Our motto of "All Cases, All Hours, All Courts" explains our determination, drive, and accountability in obtaining the best possible result for our clients.  Learn more about Massachusetts DUI laws in our FAQ Section, and then call (888) 684-2773 for a FREE Case Evaluation or contact us online.

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