Quincy OUI Lawyer

Attorney Michael DelSignore has more than 20 years of experience defending OUI charges out of the Quincy District Court, one of the busiest courts in Massachusetts, with multiple criminal sessions running on any given day. He is regarded by judges, clerks, and fellow lawyers throughout the Commonwealth as one of the state’s most experienced OUI defense attorneys, and has successfully defended clients accused of causing an accident, failing field sobriety tests, and registering a failed breath or blood test.

Quincy District Court moves fast – arraignment, pretrial, and sometimes multiple trial sessions can all be happening in the same building on the same day. Knowing the rhythm of that courthouse, and the officers and prosecutors who appear there, is part of what gives my clients a real chance at trial. — Attorney Michael DelSignore

The Quincy District Court (the District Court of Eastern Norfolk) is located at One Dennis F. Ryan Parkway, Quincy, MA 02169, and hears OUI and criminal cases from:

• Quincy
• Braintree
• Milton
• Randolph
• Weymouth
• Cohasset
• Holbrook

Attorney DelSignore can challenge the admissibility of breath and blood test results, the reliability of field sobriety testing, and the validity of a stop or roadblock at any of these locations. He maintains a nearby office in Dedham at 20 Eastbrook Road for client meetings.

The client was stopped and arrested for OUI by a State Trooper. Attorney DelSignore argued under the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution and Article 14 of the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights that the trooper had no legal basis to stop the client, and the charge was dismissed.

The client, who was not from the United States and had difficulty communicating with the officer, was stopped for speeding. At trial, Attorney DelSignore established that the officer reported no issues with balance or coordination and that the client was polite, cooperative, and alert throughout booking. The client was found not guilty.

Following a rear-end accident, an interested civilian witness appeared at trial intending to support the prosecution. Attorney DelSignore was able to use that witness’s own testimony to establish reasonable doubt. The client was found not guilty, avoiding the lengthy license loss that comes with a second-offense conviction.

Every case is different. Past results described above do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case.

Not having such a great driving history, I was facing potential jail time and job loss. Mike challenged the roadblock I was stopped at based upon two conditions – that the officer had no right to ask me to pull over and the roadblock was not set up legally. Attorney DelSignore noticed the breathalyzer paperwork was incorrect and proceeded to challenge it. — Google Review, Quincy District Court OUI Roadblock Client

Those arrested for OUI in Quincy, Braintree, Milton, Randolph, Weymouth, Cohasset, or Holbrook can call or text Attorney DelSignore 24/7 at (781) 686-5924 for a free, confidential consultation.