Quincy District Court
1 Dennis Ryan Parkway, Quincy, MA 02169
This court serves Braintree, Cohasset, Holbrook, Milton, Quincy, Randolph, and Weymouth.
Cases We've Handled at Quincy District Court
Kyle, Quincy
First Offense - Not Guilty
Police found Kyle passed out behind the wheel, blocking two lanes of traffic with four blown out tires. Client was sent to hospital after admitting to one rum and Coke. Because no reason was given for going to hospital, attorney Dunn was able to convince the jury to infer something other than alcohol was to blame and they quickly voted Not Guilty!
Docket 20250319
David, QuincyClick Here to See Kyle's Court Docket
Not Guilty 2nd Offense
Judge Orders License Restored
James Dunn is master at what he does. He kept me informed every step of the way during the two years it took to go to trial and helped me make all the right decisions from day one. We declined the DA's offers to settle the case and instead fought it. At trial, James was obviously well prepared with motions and arguments and convinced the jury to find me not guilty. Then he immediately convinced the judge to restore my license despite my 3-year breath test refusal suspension. Attorney Dunn helped me get my life back. I couldn't be happier at what did for me.
"Attorney Dunn Helped Me Get My Life Back"
Michael, Quincy
Not Guilty - 1st Offense
License Restored Same Day
Client drove over a 12 inch curb and did not stop when police flashed their lights at him. He accelerated to 50 mph with a flat tire. Cop testified he was unsteady on his feet, had an odor of alcohol and his speech was thick and slurred. We immediately filed a motion to preserve the booking video. At trial, attorney Dunn played the video showing him standing normally and speaking normally and argued there was a "disconnect" between the police report and the video. The judge agreed, acquitted him and restored his license immediately.
"Attorney Dunn worked hard for me. I'm Thrilled!"
Not Guilty - 1st Offense
License Restored Same Day
Client drove over a 12 inch curb and did not stop when police flashed their lights at him. He accelerated to 50 mph with a flat tire. Cop testified he was unsteady on his feet, had an odor of alcohol and his speech was thick and slurred. We immediately filed a motion to preserve the booking video. At trial, attorney Dunn played the video showing him standing normally and speaking normally and argued there was a "disconnect" between the police report and the video. The judge agreed, acquitted him and restored his license immediately.
"Attorney Dunn worked hard for me. I'm Thrilled!"