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Improper Storage of a Fir…

Improper Storage of a Firearm in Massachusetts: G.L. c. 140, § 131L — Locked Containers, Safety Devices, Penalties, and Defenses

July 31st, 2020
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William Barabino
Massachusetts takes the safe storage of firearms seriously. Under G.L. c. 140, § 131L, it is a crime to store or keep a firearm, rifle, shotgun, or machine gun unless it is secured in a locked container or equipped with a properly engaged tamper-res…
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Larceny from the Person i…

Larceny from the Person in Massachusetts: G.L. c. 266, § 25 | Stealing from the Person or Immediate Control of Another

January 12th, 2019
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William Barabino
Larceny from the person is a distinct and more serious form of theft under Massachusetts law...
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Compounding or Concealing…

Compounding or Concealing a Felony in Massachusetts | G.L. c. 268 § 36

November 21st, 2018
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William Barabino
Massachusetts law makes it a crime to accept money, a gratuity, a reward, or a promise of any of those things in exchange for agreeing to conceal a felony, not to prosecute it, or not to give evidence about it...
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