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Mass. DUI Accident Watch: Supreme Court to Consider DUI Blood Draw Case

Under Massachusetts law, when you get behind the wheel and drive on the roads, you are giving your implied consent to have your blood-alcohol content tested if police have probable cause to believe you are drunk. This means that if police pull you over and suspect you are drunk, you…

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NTSB Pushes Ignition Interlocks on ALL Convicted Drivers

The National Transportation Safety Board recently declared that all convicted drunk drivers should be required to have ignition interlocks. They even included first-time offenders in this bunch, according to the Boston Globe. As it stands now, these devices are required of all drunk driving offenders in 17 states. But in…

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Massachusetts Steps Up Drunk Driving Enforcement Over Holidays

You better be careful out there! Officials throughout the Commonwealth say they’re stepping up enforcement efforts of liquor laws in an attempt to stop drunk driving accidents over the holiday season. According to 22NEWS, the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission will also be focusing its attention on bars and restaurants in…

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Impaired Driving: Worcester Massachusetts Leaders Concerned About Medical Marijuana Dispensary

This November, Massachusetts’ voters approved a ballot measure that legalized marijuana for medical use. The legalization of medical marijuana means that dispensaries can be opened throughout the state. In fact, up to 35 dispensaries can be opened. This has officials in many parts of Massachusetts worried about whether dispensaries will…

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Drugged Driving Presents Increasing Concern for Law Enforcement

Drugged driving has become a major concern for law enforcement, especially in light of the new medical marijuana law passed in Massachusetts in the November 2012 election. Drugged driving may be just as dangerous as drunk driving and some studies suggest that drugged driving may already be more common than…

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Dram Shop Verdict Draws Attention to Liability in Drunk Driving Accidents

This month, a family in North Carolina was awarded a $1.7 million verdict after a drunk driving accident caused the couple to suffer serious injuries and to lose their unborn child. The verdict was not against the drunk driver who had caused the devastating accident but was instead against the…

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