It never really occurred to me that I would get involved with MA DWI laws. I have lived in Massachusetts as long as I can remember and I never got into any problems with MA DWI driving laws until last month.

First off, I admit that it was really foolish of me to have drank too much, especially since I was driving that night. I felt that despite the drinks I was confident that I would never get caught because I was driving really carefully (or so I thought). Unfortunately, a police officer on a motorcycle noticed my slow driving and abrupt breaking. He got me to pull over and my sorry was instantly noticed. The officer brought me to a nearby station, where I was able to talk to an attorney. Because of my intoxication, I was charged with a MA DWI offense.

I was really scared because I never expected it to happen to me and I wasn’t aware of the MA DWI penalties that I can receive from breaking DWI laws. I called my parents and asked them to contact a DWI lawyer for me, and luckily, they found a good lawyer who told me the pros and cons of my situation. He told me that since it was my first offense, I could be imprisoned for not more than 2 1/2 years and my license be suspended for a year. I thought those penalties could really ruin my life! I could get fired from my job and my parents would completely disown me. Now that my case is pending, I swore to myself that if I ever win my case, I will never mess up with MA DWI laws again! I’m sharing my embarrassing story because I don’t want this to happen to you guys. Get an attorney immediately if ever you’re caught in this sort of situation.

My Mass DUI experience happened a few years ago. I was coming from a boys’ night out and had had some shots, and too much tequila. While I was driving my Mustang in the suburbs in Massachusetts, the alcohol really hit me and I blacked out. The next thing I knew, my car’s headlights were pointed in front of a tree just around the block from where I lived. I could hear sirens and the Mass DUI patrol officers came and asked me if I was fine and to step out of the car.

The officer made me stand on one leg but I couldn’t balance and fell. I also failed the Mass DUI field breath test that was given to me. I was then taken into custody and I called up my best friend to help me out. Since it was already 2am, he wasn’t able to contact a DUI attorney immediately. My friend was at least able to bail me out.

I was able to meet with a DUI attorney that was referred to my friend. I pleaded guilty because of the positive test results of the sobriety and breath tests I took. My Mass DUI lawyer told me that my case would have had a better chance if I didn’t agree to the sobriety test. Mass DUI laws revoked my license for one month and my DUI verdict is now on my permanent record. I will never forgive myself for that one careless mistake. Should you be in a similar dilemma, call your lawyer. This can avert a much bigger damage with a DUI incident that could potentially ruin your life.