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Commonwealth Long, SJC-12868 The Supreme Judicial Court sought the following amicus solicitation: In the context of a motion to suppress evidence, where the defendant driver alleges that race was a factor in the traffic stop at issue, and challenges the Read more
A young woman who was facing the possibility of a lifetime behind bars was sentenced last week to seven to eight years in state prison after strong, zealous advocacy from an interdivisional team of Committee for Public Counsel Service attorneys, Read more
We received this flyer from Professor Emeritus Michael Avery, Suffolk University Law School, who now lives in Louisiana and continues his work on police misconduct, in part by chairing the board for the National Police Accountability Project that is celebrating Read more
On October 24, 2018, the Roxbury Defenders Unit of the CPCS Public Defender Division received the Giving Voice to the Voiceless Award from the Elizabeth Stone House at their Annual You Matter! celebration. The Award is presented each year to Read more
State playing catch-up in OUI marijuana cases ‘Gerhardt,’ lack of reliable test hinder prosecutions Pat MurphySeptember 6, 2018 Nearly two years after Massachusetts voted to legalize marijuana, prosecutors find themselves handicapped in proving drugged-driving cases involving alleged pot use because Read more
Congratulations to our colleague Atty. Rebecca A. Jacobstein and former colleague Atty. Kelli L. Porges for being among those to be honored by Mass Lawyers Weekly as Top Women of Law 2018. Rebecca and Kelli are among 50 women attorneys Read more
Congratulations to Public Defender Division staff attorneys Ann Grant and Ricardo Arroyo who were the defense team finalists in the annual Paul McLaughlin – Peter Muse trial competition. The final mock trial took place on June 14, 2018 in Suffolk Read more