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Supreme Court Decision Makes RI Chemical Tests Unconstitutional

July 7, 2016

By Abilheira Law

The United States Supreme Court recently issued a decision in Birchfield v. North Carolina that impacts chemical test refusals in Rhode Island and several other states. Read today’s blog to find out more on this landmark decision and the effects...

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Recent Changes to Driving on a Suspended License Law

June 27, 2016

By Abilheira Law

One of the most common charges in District Court in Rhode Island today is Driving on a Suspended License. Currently, those charged with Driving on a Suspended License face criminal convictions, jail time and hefty fines, even for a first...

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Rhode Island to Expand Hardship Licenses

June 22, 2016

By Abilheira Law

In January 2015, the Rhode Island General Assembly instituted the first law that allowed individuals convicted of a DUI and/or a Chemical Test Refusal to operate a motor vehicle while their license was suspended with a hardship license. This hardship...

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RI Lawmakers Consider Allowing Expungement of up to Five Misdemeanors

May 18, 2016

By Abilheira Law

On May 18, 2016, the Rhode Island House of Representatives will consider a new bill proposed by the Rhode Island Attorney General that would open the door for even more individuals to expunge their criminal records. Currently, Rhode Island expungement...

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April 18, 2016

By Abilheira Law

Abilheira Law, LLC is passionate about representing and defending the criminally accused throughout Rhode Island. Their criminal defense attorneys have the experience, skill, and dedication to take on a broad range of charges, from DUI to domestic violence matters. They...

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Rhode Island Attempts to Regulate Uber and Lyft

April 14, 2016

By Abilheira Law

Rhode Island legislators have proposed two new bills that would attempt to regulate ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft. If the legislation passes, it would require such companies to obtain a $10,000 to $15,000 “transportation network company permit” each year...

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10 New Marijuana Bills Considered by Lawmakers

April 12, 2016

By Abilheira Law

Today the House Judiciary Committee met at the Rhode Island State House to consider 10 new marijuana-related bills. Some of the bills aim to legalize marijuana for medical use while others aim to legalize it for recreational use. Included in...

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Rhode Island to Target Seatbelt Violators

March 22, 2016

By Abilheira Law

On Wednesday, March 23, the Rhode Island State Police will start a week long “click it or ticket” campaign, targeting seatbelt violations. In Rhode Island, seat belt violations are primary offenses, meaning that police officers can pull drivers over for...

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2016 Newport St. Patrick’s Day Parade Leads to 80 Arrests

March 16, 2016

By Abilheira Law

2016 Newport St. Patrick’s Day Parade Leads to 80 Arrests With the 60th annual Newport St. Patrick’s Day parade, thousands came into the small Rhode Island town to celebrate. Throughout the day, almost eighty (80) individuals were arrested in Newport...

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Newport Rhode Island St. Patrick’s Day Parade Leads to Arrests

March 10, 2016

By Abilheira Law

Each year, the St. Patrick’s Day parade in Newport, Rhode Island brings thousands into town to celebrate the Irish holiday. In past years, heavy drinking before, during, and after the parade has led to hundreds of arrests. In 2015 alone,...

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