
DUI Defense
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DUI Defense Attorney in Fall River, MA
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If you have been arrested for operating under the influence (OUI), you need to take your case seriously. A DUI conviction can have a serious impact on your life. It can result in fines, license suspension, and even jail time. If you are facing charges for OUI, you need to retain the services of an experienced attorney to help you fight the charges. At the Law Office of Frank D. Camera, our skilled attorney can provide you with the strong legal defense you need to help you avoid the serious consequences of a DUI conviction.
At our firm, we understand that you have a lot at stake if you have been charged with DUI. Our Bristol County DUI lawyer has the skill, experience, and resources to fight charges against you, and we can help you challenge the evidence that the prosecution will use against you. Our attorney has been practicing law for more than 20 years, and we can use all of our experience and resources to help you.
Contact our Bristol County DUI attorney today at (877) 444-1098 to discuss your DUI charges. We can also be reached via our online form.
What Is Involved in a DUI Case?
When you are charged with DUI, it will be up to the prosecution to prove that you were driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The state must prove that you were driving and that you were impaired to convict you of a DUI. In order to prove you were driving, the state will have to present evidence that you were behind the wheel of the vehicle at the time of the arrest. If you were in the passenger seat, you cannot be convicted of a DUI.
The state will also have to prove that you were impaired in order to convict you. This can be done through field sobriety tests, chemical tests, or witness testimony. The prosecution will use any evidence they can to demonstrate that you were impaired.
What Are the Penalties for a DUI in Massachusetts?
If you are convicted of a DUI, you can face penalties including:
- Fines
- Jail time
- License suspension
- Mandatory alcohol education
The penalties for a DUI will increase depending on whether you have prior convictions. If you are convicted of a third DUI, you can face up to 20 years in jail and a lifetime license suspension. If you are convicted of a fourth DUI, you can face up to 20 years in jail and a permanent license revocation. You will also have to pay increased fines with each subsequent conviction.
What Are the Penalties for a Super Drunk Offense in Massachusetts?
If you are charged with a super drunk offense, you can face even harsher penalties. A super drunk offense is charged when you have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .20 or greater. If you are convicted of this offense, you can face even steeper fines and jail time. You can also face increased license suspension periods.
Contact Our Fall River DUI Attorney Today
If you have been charged with a DUI, you need to take the matter seriously. You could face a lifetime license suspension, fines, and jail time if you are convicted. You need to hire an experienced Bristol County DUI lawyer to help you fight your charges. At the Law Office of Frank D. Camera, our attorney can provide you with the strong defense you need to help you avoid the serious consequences of a DUI conviction.
Contact our Bristol County DUI attorney today at (877) 444-1098 to discuss your DUI charges. We can also be reached via our online form.

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