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Annoying and Accosting Persons

January 15th, 2019

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How does the Commonwealth prove a defendant guilty of annoying or accosting a person? In order to prove a defendant guilty of annoying or accosting a person, the Commonwealth must prove the following four elements of the offense beyond a reasonable d…

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Indecent Exposure in Massachusetts: Penalties, SORB, and Defenses

July 25th, 2018

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William Barabino

Being charged with indecent exposure can feel humiliating, especially when the label does not match what actually happened. Many people accused of this offense in Massachusetts are not doing anything sexual at all. A common example is someone who uri…

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Tags: Indecent Exposure, Lewd Conduct, Sex Crimes, Sex Offender Registry, SORB

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