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Worcester AG Early Announces Problems With Thousands of OUI Breathalyzer Tests

Wednesday, February 10, 2021

 

Worcester County AG Joe Early

More than 4,700 Worcester County defendants charged with operating under the influence of alcohol will receive letters in the mail saying they may be entitled to a new trial because of problems with breathalyzer evidence, announced Worcester County District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr. on Wednesday.

“Breathalyzer tests administered between 2011 and 2018 and used in criminal trials were found to be inadmissible evidence by District Court Judge Robert Brennan. The decision came after some criminal defendants challenged the accuracy of the breathalyzer tests. The letters, from the Trial Court, were sent to OUI defendants in Worcester County this week,” said Early’s office.

Statewide, there are about 27,000 defendants who may be eligible to contest their convictions.

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