OUI charges in Wrentham are prosecuted under Massachusetts OUI/DUI laws, meaning a conviction carries serious penalties. Many drivers are unaware of the difference between DUI and OUI in Massachusetts, but the penalties remain the same—fines, license suspension, and possible jail time. Our attorneys analyze every detail of your case to challenge unreliable evidence and ensure fair treatment.
The penalties for OUI depend on factors such as prior offenses, blood alcohol concentration (BAC) levels, and whether there were aggravating circumstances like an accident. Many defendants worry about refusing a breathalyzer—while doing so results in automatic license suspension, it also denies the prosecution key evidence. We evaluate every case carefully to determine the best defense strategy.
A conviction can have lasting effects on your career, finances, and personal life. Massachusetts does not allow OUI convictions to be expunged, making it critical to fight charges early. Our firm explores all possible options, from reduced charges to alternative sentencing, ensuring you receive the best defense in Wrentham courts.
A first OUI charge can result in up to a $5,000 fine, a license suspension of up to one year, and possible jail time. Repeat offenses lead to harsher penalties, including mandatory jail sentences.
