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Concord OUI Lawyer
Attorney Michael DelSignore regularly handles OUI cases out of the Concord District Court and, because his practice focuses on OUI defense, is very familiar with the police departments, prosecutors, and judges that clients will encounter there. He has taken numerous cases out of Concord District Court to trial, including third-offense matters carrying mandatory minimum jail exposure.
No attorney can ever guarantee a particular result – that decision belongs to the judge or the jury. What I can promise is that I will know the evidence in your case better than anyone else in that courtroom, and that I will not recommend a plea until I am confident it is genuinely the best decision for you.
— Attorney Michael DelSignore
The Concord District Court is located at 305 Walden Street, Concord, MA 01742, and hears OUI arrests originating in:
- Concord
- Carlisle
- Lincoln
- Lexington
- Bedford
- Acton
- Maynard
- Stow
Trial sessions in Concord District Court are generally held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Depending on the arresting department, clients should expect either a cruiser-camera video, a silent booking video, or both – evidence that Attorney DelSignore moves quickly to preserve in every Concord case.
Keys to Winning an OUI Case in Concord District Court- A lack of significant bad driving is one of the strongest factors leading to a not guilty verdict
- Booking and cruiser video frequently contradicts an officer’s written description of impairment
- Field sobriety test scoring can be challenged on cross-examination
- Breath test results can often be excluded or undermined before a verdict is reached
The client was arrested by the Concord Police Department and alleged to have driven erratically, an allegation supported by several civilian witnesses. Attorney DelSignore took the case to trial, and the client was found not guilty – avoiding the mandatory jail sentence and felony exposure that comes with a third-offense conviction.
Concord District Court: 2nd Offense OUI – Not Guilty After TrialFollowing a one-car accident, Attorney DelSignore’s client was charged with a second-offense OUI. At trial, Attorney DelSignore showed the police failed to investigate other explanations for the accident and that several expected signs of impairment were absent, creating reasonable doubt. The client was found not guilty.
Concord District Court: .22 Breath Test, 2nd Offense – Not GuiltyThe client was stopped for an alleged marked-lane violation and later registered a .22 on the breath test. Attorney DelSignore had the breath test results excluded from evidence and showed the booking video was inconsistent with the officer’s testimony. The client was found not guilty of OUI.
Concord District Court: OUI Dismissed at a RoadblockAttorney DelSignore filed a motion to suppress, arguing the client was unlawfully seized and detained at a Concord roadblock. The motion was allowed, and the OUI charge was dismissed.
Every case is different. Past results described above do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case.
Client ReviewNo margin of error, my life on the line, security clearance, job . . . Mike was calm, confident and brutally realistic . . . I walked out of court with my life back. Cross examines with precision, fights like hell. Five stars is not enough.
— Google Review, OUI 3rd Offense, Concord District Court
If you were arrested in Concord, Carlisle, Lincoln, Lexington, Bedford, Acton, Maynard, or Stow, call or text Attorney DelSignore at (781) 686-5924 or (508) 455-4755 to schedule a free, confidential consultation, or download his free book on Understanding Massachusetts OUI Laws.
