Understanding Criminal Dispositions in Massachusetts State Courts: Early Opportunities to Avoid a Record
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What if the jury in my case does not agree to my innocence? Or Guilt? What happens then?
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In everyday conversation, almost everyone knows what a motor vehicle is...
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A “hoax device” may look like a bomb, but it is not real. Even so, possessing, using, or placing one in Massachusetts can lead to serious felony charges. Under Massachusetts law, a hoax device is an object that appears to be a real explosive, des…
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Stalking is a crime that is often discussed. There are different types of stalking. One type is stalking someone who already has a restraining order against you...
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Disorderly conduct is a broad crime in Massachusetts. It covers many different kinds of behavior...
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People often ask whether they can record a phone call, Zoom meeting, or in-person conversation in Massachusetts...
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Massachusetts’ highest court has approved a model jury instruction on implicit bias for use in all criminal and civil trials across the Commonwealth...
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Identity fraud charges in Massachusetts are serious, but they are also defendable...
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When someone is charged with a serious crime and has a significant history of mental illness, one of the first questions families often ask is whether the person’s mental health can affect whether they are held criminally responsible. In Massachuse…
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