Ask A Lawyer:From away and dealing with an OUIcharge

Comments about: Ask A Lawyer:From away and dealing with an OUIcharge
BY CARL MOULTON, ESQUIRE

Q. My brother from California was visiting me here in Maine over the holidays and was...
[ back to story ]

Bookmark & share:

Welcome to onlinesentinel.com's reader comments forum, which is offered as a "public square" for our audience. We view this space as our readers' section of the Web site, separate from our journalistic offerings. We hope you will use the forum to advance public dialogue and community discourse. As such, we ask that participants refrain from personal attacks and offensive comments. If you believe a comment is inappropriate or offensive, you can bring it to our attention by clicking on the 'report abuse' link by the comment. It will be reviewed by online staff. Please understand that 1) a comment is not "inappropriate" solely because you disagree with its author; and 2) there may be a delay while the comment is being reviewed. Please review our Reader Comment Guidelines.

Reader comments

Sort by: Oldest first | Newest First

maggiemay of Bingham, ME

Dec 30, 2008 12:42 PM

Are we supposed to feel sorry for this guy?I THINK NOT!!! He thinks he should get SPECIAL TREATMENT for his stupidity? Should have thought about it BEFORE he drank & drove!! Looser!!!

Soxfan of Fairfield, ME

Dec 30, 2008 10:26 AM

Unless there are additional or aggravated charges, a good lawyer will tell you they can't help you with an OUI. There are some exceptions like being out of state and such. Save your money for the fines and fees then don't ever, ever do it again!

Joyce Shaw of skowhegan, ME

Dec 30, 2008 7:34 AM

Re:SUNSHINE:My sentiments exactly. No more need be said!!!

Going Rogue of Waterville, ME

Dec 30, 2008 7:26 AM

He can afford to risk lives, but he can't afford to lose his license? Screw him... If you can't do the time, don't do the crime.

Show all 8 comments

You must be a registered user of MaineToday.com to post a comment. Register or log in.