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Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Reverses Hampden County Man’s Convictions for Possessing Child Pornography

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court today reversed the convictions of a Hampden County man charged with possession of child pornography.  The name of the case is Commonwealth v. Rollins. (more…)
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Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Rejects Murderer’s Assertion that Police Violated his Right to Consult with an Attorney

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court today affirmed the first-degree murder conviction of a man who argued that his statements to the police were obtained unlawfully.  The name of the case is Commonwealth v. Vincent. (more…)
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Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Reverses Trial Court’s Order that Witness Testify and Likely Incriminate Himself

In an important decision delivered last Friday, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court reversed a district court judge's order that a witness in a criminal case testify at trial, even though the witness' testimony would tend to incriminate him.  The name of the case is Commonwealth v. Leclair.  (more…)
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Massachusetts Appeals Court Rules That Bad Immigration Advice May Entitle Non-Citizen to Withdraw his Guilty Pleas

The Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled yesterday that a non-citizen who pled guilty to two property crimes in 2009 may be entitled to withdraw his guilty pleas because his attorney failed to properly advise him regarding the effect the convictions would have on his immigration status.  The name of the case is Commonwealth v. Billy...
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Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Reverses Murder Conviction in Cambridge Case

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court reversed the first-degree murder conviction of a man who shot to death his coworker at a Cambridge company in 2009.  The name of the case is Commonwealth v. Clyde Howard. The defendant and the victim both worked at Baystate Pool Supplies in Cambridge.  On a January morning in 2009,...
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