New Hampshire Boating While Intoxicated Laws & Penalties by Salem, NH DWI Attorney Mark Stevens 603.893.0074

New Hampshire Boating While Intoxicated Video by Salem, NH DUI Lawyer Mark Stevens

New Hampshire boating while intoxicated laws. Have you been arrested for "boating while intoxicated" in New Hampshire? Watch this video. It is important to know what to do before you are under the pressure of an unwanted encounter with the police. Feel free to contact me for a free consultation about your case. My number is 1-603-893-0074. I look forward to speaking with you.

Mark Stevens, Criminal Defense Attorney, Law Office of Mark Stevens
Tel: (603) 893-0074 | Fax: (603) 893-5022
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Wishing Everyone a Great July 4th Weekend from Salem, NH DWI and Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Stevens 1-603-893-0074 (24/7)

Wishing everybody a happy and safe Fourth of July, from Salem, New Hampshire DWI Defense Lawyer Mark Stevens and everyone at the Law Offices of Mark Stevens. As the Fourth of July Weekend begins, it is more likely than ever that you could be stopped in a DWI roadblock or have an unwanted encounter with the police in New Hampshire, even if you have not been drinking at all.

If you find yourself in the middle of an objectionable roadside situation with the police, remember to be courteous and polite, and that YOU CANNOT BE FORCED TO DO ROADSIDE FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS AND YOU CANNOT BE FORCED TO TAKE THE HAND-HELD ROADSIDE BREATH-TESTING GADGETS!!! You may want to be prepared for these anxiety provoking events by preparing yourself (& your vehicle!) for what you will do when you roll into an undesirable rendezvous with the cops. Remember the only sure way to avoid a DWI conviction is not to drink and drive at all.

Here's a few tips:
Before hitting the highway, make sure to check your plate and brake lights, locate and create easy access to your license and registration- keep your inspection stickers up to date (and license plates). Equipment violations are a great way to find yourself in the flashing blues of a police car despite your "good driver discount-status"! Avoid giving the police a chance to legally stop you by making sure that your lights are functioning and any equipment issues have been addressed before heading out.

If You're About to be Arrested for a New Hampshire DWI….

Call Salem, New Hampshire DWI & Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Stevens (admitted in all courts in MA and NH) to schedule your free consultation and initial case evaluation. Call Attorney Mark Stevens (24/7) if you've been hassled by the cops in an unnecessary roadside encounter. The consultation is free call 603-893-0074 or 603-893-0261 [24/7] to set up your appointment today!

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Have a Safe and Happy Fourth of July,

Mark Stevens, Criminal Defense Attorney, Law Office of Mark Stevens
Tel: (603) 893-0074 | Fax: (603) 893-5022
info@byebyedwi.com | www.byebyedwi.com

New Hampshire DWI Laws by New Hampshire Attorney Mark Stevens.
If you have been arrested in the state of New Hampshire or facing charges for OUI, DWI, DUI, or BWI- Call the Law Offices of Mark Stevens for your free consultation and New Hampshire DWI case evaluation at 1-603-893-0074 today!ByeByeDWI

Convicted of Murder Under Age 18 in Massachusetts?? Important Case Could Affect You! Call Attorney Mark Stevens today 603.893.0261 (24/7)

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court issued an important decision that effects the rights of people accused or convicted of first degree murder, where the murder occurred before the defendant was 18 years old.  In Diatchenko v. District Attorney, SJC Case Number 11453, issued December 24, 2013, the Court addressed the effect of the United States Supreme Court decision in Miller v. Alabama, 132 S. Ct. 2455 (2012), which held that the imposition of a sentence of life without possibility of parole on a defendant under age 18 at the time they committed the murder violated the Eighth Amendment's cruel and unusual punishment clause.

Thirty years ago, Diatchenko had been tried and convicted for a stabbing murder in Kenmore square when he was seventeen.  His conviction was affirmed in Commonwealth v. Diatchenko, 387 Mass. 718, 719 (1982). Today the Massachusetts SJC ruled that Miller applies retroactively, and that the imposition of a sentence of life without parole on a defendant under the age of 18 violates Article 26 of the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights.

So, if you have been convicted and sentenced to life without parole in Massachusetts, and you were under 18 on the date of the actual offense, you may be entitled to immediate relief.  Please feel free to contact me for a free case evaluation.

Attorney Mark Stevens

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