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Massachusetts House Passes Bill on Revenge Porn

Posted on January 31, 2024 in
On January 10, 2024, House lawmakers in Massachusetts passed a bill that, if passed into law by state Senate, would prohibit revenge porn. The proposal would update state law to crack down on the spreading of sexually explicit content of another person without that person’s consent – particularly through the use of technology. If...
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Intoxication as a Defense in Criminal Cases

Posted on January 9, 2024 in
If you get arrested for allegedly committing a crime in Massachusetts, you could be facing serious consequences, such as jail time and a permanent criminal record. It is important to explore all of your potential criminal defense options, including involuntary or voluntary intoxication. When Can Intoxication Be Used as a Defense in Massachusetts? The...
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How to Fight a Prescription Drug OUI Charge

Posted on December 20, 2023 in
Massachusetts drivers generally know that it is against the law to drive while under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances (illegal drugs). What they may not know is that it is also possible to be charged with the crime of operating under the influence (OUI) for driving after consuming prescription medications, such as...
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What Is a “Per Se” DUI?

Posted on December 4, 2023 in
If you get arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) or operating under the influence (OUI), as it is called in Massachusetts, it is important to understand whether it is a standard or “per se” DUI. This distinction will determine the evidence that must be put forth by the prosecution to achieve...
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What Happens if the Police Don’t Read You Your Miranda Rights?

Posted on November 28, 2023 in
If the police fail to read you your Miranda rights at the time of arrest, this could have implications for a criminal case brought against you. While it will not automatically invalidate the arrest, the failure to read the Miranda warning could rule certain statements or evidence against you inadmissible (not allowed) in court....
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