Being charged with Operating Under the Influence in Massachusetts is serious. The consequences can affect your license freedom career and future. But an arrest is not a conviction. With the right defense an OUI charge can be challenged and in some cases dismissed.
At Martinese Law we defend OUI cases aggressively using in depth knowledge of police procedures courtroom strategy and the science behind breath and field sobriety testing. Here are some of the ways we challenge OUI charges.
Police must have reasonable suspicion to stop your vehicle. If the stop was unlawful the entire case may be thrown out. We review dashcam footage police reports and 911 calls to identify constitutional violations.
Field sobriety tests are subjective and often unreliable. Medical conditions nerves fatigue and improper instructions can affect performance. We challenge how the tests were administered and interpreted.
Breath test machines must be properly calibrated and maintained. We request maintenance records and move to suppress unreliable or inaccurate results.
We examine whether the arrest was lawful whether your rights were respected and whether police had enough evidence to charge you. Drinking is not illegal. The Commonwealth must prove impairment beyond a reasonable doubt.
Depending on your record and the facts you may qualify for a 24D program license hardship options or reduced charges through negotiation.
An OUI conviction can lead to license suspension fines probation or jail and a permanent criminal record. Early and aggressive legal representation matters.
At Martinese Law we do not just defend cases. We fight them. We prepare every case for trial and never back down.
Contact us for a free case evaluation and let us begin building your defense immediately.
Call 617 655 2994
Serving Boston and all of Massachusetts
If you need legal representation, don't hesitate to contact Martinese Law today. Martinese Law offers free initial consultations and is available to answer any questions you may have about your OUI charge.
Copyright © 2026 Martinese Law - All Rights Reserved.

We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.