Criminal Law – Law Office of Alex Nesson

OUI Hardship License Criteria – 1st offense

Posted by Alexander Nesson
On October 17, 2017

The RMV has reasonable discretion for hardship license abut the criteria for a first offense includes: 1. No evidence of driving a care since the revocation 2. A qualified 24 D program 3. All other revocations have been completed( eg license suspended for something else) 4. You enter a program for 24D and have letterhead […]

Posted by Alexander Nesson
On February 26, 2014

In MA, a Cahill disposition means instead of the penalties of a second offense( with lifetime lookback) that includes a mandatory 60 days jail sentence or 14 day in patient program you may be able to negotiate probation with the 24D program( first offender’s disposition). In addition, the license suspension would allow for a hardship […]

Posted by Alexander Nesson
On April 18, 2011

As most people are aware there are a lot of concerns about social media with issues of privacy and concerns about who you and your children might be “friending”. In today’s legal climate there are a lot of legal risks associated with the internet that people are not aware of. It is a fairly common […]

Posted by Alexander Nesson
On November 1, 2009

There are a lot of misconceptions about criminal records in MA. There is for all practical purposes no expunging of records in MA. CWOF, not guilty, dismissals and the like do continue to appear on your CORI and CARI. There are different levels of people who can have access to your records and who will […]

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