GUN CASE TOSSED

Massachusetts, District Court, March 2025



Christy went to the courts for help against her stalker. New Hampshire judges issued orders requiring the stalker to stay away from and have no contact with her. He repeatedly violated the order. She bought a gun to protect herself, and moved to Massachusetts, getting further away from him.

But she had no idea she needed a gun license to exercise her 2nd Amendment rights in Mass. She got caught with the gun, and Mass. police sought charges against her.

SHE TURNED TO GROSKY LAW FIRM FOR HELP.

Sometimes a case isn’t about the hard facts. The context, the why, the how matters. In defending Christy, Attorney Grosky put together a two-year timeline with the supporting documentation showing her stalker’s actions, and why she got a gun to protect herself. Attorney Grosky argued to the Court that charging Christy with a crime only further victimizes a true stalking victim, and chills women from protecting themselves. THE RESULT? The Court declined the police request to issue charges against Christy. No charges filed. No criminal case. No record. Matter dismissed at a clerk’s hearing.

If you need representation on a criminal matter in Massachusetts or New Hampshire, give Attorney Grosky a call. Find more at groskylaw.com.

#stalkingvictim #2A #masscourts

STALKING PETITION, DENIED

New Hampshire, District Court, March 2025



Emil had a face-to-face meeting with the ex-paramour of his longtime girlfriend. Emil had some questions he wanted answers to and the man to leave his girlfriend alone. Instead, the man turned to the courts and got a temporary stalking petition. The local police went to Emil's home, served him with the order and took away his firearm, as the court ordered.

HE TURNED TO GROSKY LAW FIRM FOR HELP.

We filed for an expedited hearing and quickly got into court to fight this stalking order. Attorney Grosky cross-examined the claimed victim, who admitted he continued going to a local social spot where he knew Emil's girlfriend would be. He agreed that he took several aggressive actions toward Emil when they met face-to-face, and failed to take many opportunities to retreat. But instead, he continued to advance toward Emil, at one point even sticking his face in Emil's driver's side window while Emil was seated in his vehicle ready to leave.

THE RESULT? Following the hearing, a judge denied the stalking petition. Emil was cleared, and regained his Second Amendment right to carry a firearm.

If you need representation on a criminal matter in Massachusetts or New Hampshire, give Attorney Grosky a call. The initial consultation is free. Find more at groskylaw.com.

#notaStalker #dismissed #nhcourts

ROAD RAGE CASE DROPPED Massachusetts, District Court, March 2025 Jim was coming down a New Hampshire highway when he had an encounter with another motorist. This went back and forth with different lane changes and behaviors leading the other driver to “brake check” – or stop short – in front of him. Jim was not pleased. He engaged in some driving behaviors as well as the two vehicles crossed into Massachusetts. At another point, he pulled in front of the other vehicle and “brake checked” him as well. Only this time, the other driver collided with Jim’s back bumper. State Police responded and the other driver turned over video of Jim’s driving. Following an investigation, a state trooper sought to charge Jim with negligent driving, a criminal charge that carries a maximum sentence of two years in jail and a 60-day license revocation.

JIM TURNED TO GROSKY LAW FIRM FOR HELP

The matter was referred to a clerk’s hearing. A state trooper appeared to give evidence. Following a review of the allegations, the Court declined to issue the charge against Jim. No criminal charge. No license loss. The matter was dropped. If you need representation on a criminal matter in Massachusetts or New Hampshire, give Attorney Grosky a call. Find more at groskylaw.com. #caseclosed #negligent driving #clerkshearing

NO INTERLOCK REQUIRED

New Hampshire, District Court, April 2025

Paige was convicted of DUI before a New Hampshire court. Her case involved a breath with a breath test of a .16 or more, enough for an Aggravated DUI charge. Following her DUI conviction, the Bureau of Hearings scheduled a hearing to consider whether to impose an ignition interlock device (IID) requirement as part of restoring her license. Such a restriction would require her to install a breath test machine (IID) shed' have to blow into each time she drove a vehicle for the next one to two years.

ATTORNEY GROSKY WAS THERE TO HELP.

A hearings examiner listened to Attorney Grosky’s arguments in support of not putting an interlock restriction in place as part of Paige's regaining her license. Following the hearing, the examiner entered his order: No interlock required.

If you have an administrative matter with the New Hampshire DMV or Bureau of Hearings, or the Massachusetts RMV, give Attorney Grosky a call. The initial consultation is free. Find more at groskylaw.com. #interlock #bureauOfHearings #DMV #backMotoring

NO DUI, BREATH TEST REFUSAL DROPPED

New Hampshire, District Court, April 2025



Brent went out to dinner with his wife and family to celebrate his birthday. His night ended in handcuffs, arrested for DUI after he made a traffic infraction in front of a police officer. He performed adequately on the field sobriety tests, but still ended up under arrest. From there, he declined the State’s invitation to blow into a breath-test machine. Given that, he faced a six-month license loss under New Hampshire’s administrative license suspension (ALS) law in addition to the criminal DUI charge in court. He reached out to Attorney Grosky for help. Following his review of the case and advocacy, Attorney Grosky convinced the prosecutor to reduce the criminal DUI charge to a violation-level offense of negligent driving. Brent paid a fine and lost his license for just 20 days. The six-month ALS was dropped. The abbreviated license revocation enabled Brent to keep his sales job.



If you have an impaired driving arrest (DUI, DWI, OUI) in New Hampshire or Massachusetts, give Attorney Grosky a call. The initial consultation is free. Find more at groskylaw.com. #OUI #DUI #DWI

DODGED A DUI CONVICTION

New Hampshire, District Court, April 2025



Craig got arrested for DUI after he ventured out late-night to his former marital home. For his alleged actions, the police also charged him with criminal threatening and reckless driving. He reached out to Attorney Grosky for help. The case resolved with Craig's conviction to a single charge of reckless conduct. He avoided the DUI charge, which was dropped, and got out of the case with no motor vehicle convictions. The reckless driving and criminal threatening charges were dropped. Craig is in the process of entering counseling with a licensed alcohol counselor to avoid the type of scenario that led to his arrest.

If you have an impaired driving arrest (DUI, DWI, OUI) in New Hampshire or Massachusetts, give Attorney Grosky a call. The initial consultation is free. Find more at groskylaw.com. #OUI #DUI #DWI