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Search Warrants Obtained After Illegal Search in Massachusetts Meth Crime Case

In a recent Massachusetts appellate case, a trial court judge allowed a criminal defendant’s motion to suppress evidence that had been seized by police executing a search warrant after first making two warrantless searches of the defendant’s apartment. The case arose when police received a report that there was a…

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Resisting Arrest in Massachusetts

In a recent Massachusetts assault case, the defendant was convicted of resisting arrest and assault and battery on a cop. The problems arose when two policemen were dispatched to his house for a 911 hang-up call. When the policemen got there, one thought he heard somebody talking. Through a window,…

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Evidence Obtained Extraterritorially in Massachusetts

In a recent Massachusetts theft decision, the court considered a motion to suppress. The case arose when a sergeant of the police department joined other officers in surveilling a car that was the subject of an investigation related to multiple breaking and entering crimes. The police department of another neighboring…

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Several Arrests Following Housing Rights Demonstration

A group of several housing activists blocked the entrance to Boston’s Municipal Court building last week, resulting in several arrests. The act of civil disobedience was intended to evoke a change in fair housing policies and practices.According to sources, it was the third time in four weeks that protesters have…

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Massachusetts State Police Search New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez’s House a Second Time

Just before two in the afternoon on Saturday, over a dozen state police cars pulled up to the home of New England Patriot’s tight end Aaron Hernandez, which is located in North Attleboro. While some investigators remained outside, many members of the K-9 and State Police Crime Lab units were…

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U.S. Supreme Court Affirms Warrantless DNA Collection Following Arrest

The United States Supreme Court handed down somewhat of a shocking decision this week in the case of Maryland v. King, regarding the constitutionality of law enforcement collecting DNA of arrestees without a warrant. At issue was a Maryland state statute, which allowed for the warrantless collection of DNA from…

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Boston “Gang Sweep” Leads to Arrest of 33 Individuals

Boston authorities announced the allegedly successful execution of a series of raids, which they referred to as “Operation H.” The crackdown targeted various individuals suspected of drug trafficking, gang activity, and violent crime. A spokesperson for the local district attorney’s office said that 75 people are potentially facing charges, which…

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Massachusetts to Establish Anti-Crime Task Force

It was recently reported that a new anti-crime task force will be established in western Massachusetts. Government officials hope that the group will lead to more efficient coordination of investigation into major crimes. David Sullivan, the Northwestern District Attorney, discussed his hopes for the task force, which include enhancing the…

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Don’t Let an Old Massachusetts Default Warrant Ruin Your Summer

I see it all too often. A person has an unresolved criminal case or probation matter and they forget or fail to come to court or visit with their probation officer when told to. Sometimes people get into trouble at different points in their lives when they abused alcohol or…

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The Process of Removing or Recalling Massachusetts Arrest Warrant in Court

If you have an outstanding arrest or default warrant from any court in Massachusetts you are likely dealing with unwarranted stress and anxiety regarding possible detention by the police in addition to feelings of uncertainly about how the judge will ultimately respond to your absence from court. You probably also…

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