Breath Chemical Test

Massachusetts Breathalyzer Defense Attorney

After a drunk driving arrest in Worcester, Massachusetts, you will be asked to submit to a chemical test to determine your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) — the level of alcohol in your system. Most often, a breath test will be performed to determine your BAC, but you may request a blood test instead. Although you may have submitted to this test and showed a result of .08 percent or greater (which is above the legal limit in Massachusetts), this does not necessarily mean that you are guilty or should be convicted of operating under the influence (OUI) — the technical term for what most people call DUI.

Free Case Evaluation With a Massachusetts Breathalyzer Defense Attorney

An experienced Worcester DUI lawyer can investigate the test that was performed. Various defenses may be effective in these situations. To learn more, contact the Massachusetts DUI Defense Group for a FREE initial consultation. Call (800) 82-DEFENSE (1-800-823-3336) or contact us online.

Effective Defense Based on Knowledge and Experience

The Massachusetts DUI Defense Group has a great deal of legal experience and knowledge in the field of DUI and OUI law. We serve all courts in Massachusetts. We bring in scientific professionals to challenge the evidence brought about by breath and blood tests. We understand what it takes to be effective in defending your rights.

Did You Know That …

once a person arrested on suspicion of OUI submits to a Breathalyzer test, he or she is supposed to be observed by the breath test operator for at least 15 minutes before the test is administered? The objective is to make sure that person does not eat, drink, burp or hiccup.

Blood and Breath Test Results and License Suspension

A valid breath test or blood test result of. 08 percent or greater (or .02 percent or greater for underage drivers) will cause the Registry of Motor Vehicles to start proceedings to suspend your driver's license for 30 days. However, if you act within 15 days of the date of your arrest, you have the right to request a registry hearing to challenge the suspension or seek a hardship license.

Act Quickly. Call Our DUI Defense Lawyers.

We are available for you to schedule a FREE consultation with one of our attorneys. Call (800) 82-DEFENSE (1-800-823-3336) or use our online contact form to schedule your appointment.