Police notice driver with phone close to his face and text bubbles on phone visible to Officer as he drives alongside. Driver stopped for texting while driving. Officer notices odor of alcohol coming from driver and that he appears pale and sweaty. Pieces of marijuana are strewn about driver’s clothing. Driver exits car for field sobriety tests but tells officer he is going to be sick. After dry heaving over guardrail he is placed in custody. Driver then vomits in police cruiser. Police allege driver is drunk and sick from over intoxication. Defense excludes as evidence reference to marijuana as possession is not a crime and there is no allegation the driver ingested or smoke marijuana. Defense focuses on lack of medical intervention for, or inquiry abou,t general well-being and health of driver by police. Not guilty verdict following trial. Lifetime Lookback impact of Melanie’s Law avoided.
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Thank You Attorney Michael Bowser
Charged with OUI Third Offense and knowing the severe mandatory penalties that are in place, I did a bit of work in selecting an attorney. During the consultation with Attorney Bowser I was impressed with how thoroughly he reviewed my case and informed me of what lay ahead. I immediately knew that he was the capable, experienced OUI defense specialist that I needed. Every step of the way he kept me informed and confident. In the end, when it went to trial and his skills were again put to work, he delivered and we won, Not guilty, charges dismissed. I wholeheartedly recommend if you drink, don’t drive. But if you need the best lawyer, consult with Attorney Bowser. He made I world of difference to lives of myself and my family.
Not Guilty!!!
Roughly 10 months ago I was, like you are, reading through reviews because I needed the absolute best OUI attorney available for my specific case (3rd OUI). I kept finding attorney Bowser at the top of all the lists. We meet and set up a consultation. When speaking with him you will see that he is incredibly knowledgeable about all the laws pertaining to driving offenses. He is also very familiar with all the different courts and the judges assigned to each of those courts. He was very honest when speaking to me and answering my questions about my case. I didn’t not want a lawyer that just was going to tell me what I wanted to hear so i appreciated this quality in Mr. Bowser.
Once we had the trial date Mr. Bowser was beyond completely prepared. His strategy and cross examination of the witnesses was impeccable. He executed his caft like absolute master. There was nothing the prosecution could say that Mr.Bowser didn’t have a prepared retaliation for. I could go on forever about how highly I recommend him. I was facing a felony charge and another charge both of which if i was convicted carried MMS. Not guilty and no jail time at all. Look no further.
DUI Not Guilty
Atty Bowser was very thorough when he examined my case. He was able to find areas that the prosecution was weak in and was able to prove that their case was not solid against me. He was very professional and guided me through the entire process. I felt comfortable with how he handled all aspects of my case.
Application for MA OUI Charge Dismissed
Police respond to report of two car collision in restaurant parking lot. Driver of suspect car has left scene before police arrive. Witnesses allege the driver was picked up by another car and had been seen at bar drinking before minor collision in lot. Driver contacts police next day, although she cannot be found at home night of accident. Criminal application for OUI charge dismissed for lack of probable cause of intoxication. Lifetime Lookback impact of Melanies’s Law avoided.
MA OUI Charge Dismissed
Citizen cell phone caller reports seeing a man walking off beach through sand with wet clothing in a staggered manner with fishing gear. Caller reports that driver appears intoxicated, but does not have any personal contact with the driver before he leaves beach parking lot. Police stop vehicle and make arrest based on cell phone report. Defense files Motion to Suppress arguing stop of vehicle by police based on vague and generalized cell phone complaint is illegal. Court grants Motion. OUI complaint dismissed. Lifetime Lookback impact of Melanie’s Law avoided.
Real deal
If you are in legal trouble, like I was, your biggest problem is going to be finding a good attorney. And the biggest problem in finding a good attorney is to tell apart a good attorney from someone pretending to be one. After my criminal trial and having seen Michael Bowser at work, I can tell you that he is a really good lawyer.
Michael Bowser is knowledgeable, confident, respected, respectful, professional and a good communicator. I had hired another lawyer before him and I realized my mistake after seeing the said lawyer at the court. After I switched to Michael Bowser, I felt much better at my next court hearing.
Attorney Bowser listens to you attentively and understands your case. He explains the laws patiently. He does not forget or misstate your case details – which, unfortunately, is something a lot of other lawyers do. Besides the first lawyer, I have dealt with a couple other divorce attorneys. His office is professional as well.
Attorney Bowser is a no-nonsense lawyer who gets the job done. Please save yourself the trouble and hire him. No affiliations. I am just a happy client whose case went to trial last week. The jury found me not guilty thanks to Attorney Bowser. I will always be grateful to him for that.
Excellent and Professional Representation
I would highly recommend Michael Bowser if you need an attorney. He represented me in two cases and I received the best advise and outcome I could’ve asked for.
NH DWI Charge Dismissed/NH ALS Suspension Dismissed
MA resident stopped by NH Police and charged with DWI. Post arrest breath test result .10 BrAC. Defense conducts ALS hearing at NH DMV and defeats six (6) month Administrative License Suspension (ALS) because state does not properly document breath test results and machine calibration. DWI charge is later dismissed for lack of prosecution because arresting officer is not available as necessary witness. All reciprocal suspension time in Massachusetts is avoided.
MA Chemical Test Refusal Suspension (CTR) Vacated
Police respond to report of crashed vehicle engulfed in flames. Driver is found nearby, unhurt, but apparently highly intoxicated. Driver refuses medical treatment and is subsequently arrested and transported to police station for booking. Police allege driver is in and out of consciousness during booking, but she agrees to take a breath test. During breath test sequence the driver vomits into breath test tube. The police deem her a “refusal” and impose a 180 day Chemical Test Refusal Suspension through the Registry of Motor Vehicles. The RMV Hearings Division upholds the suspension. Counsel successfully appeals the decision to the local District Court which reverses and vacates the 180 Chemical Test Refusal Suspension.