Defendant cannot collaterally attack validity of abuse prevention order in subsequent criminal prosecution. Prior inconsistent statements properly admitted to impeach credible witness despite claimed memory loss.
Retaliation verdict upheld but punitive damages vacated; attorney's fees denied where plaintiff recovered no relief.
Work product doctrine does not protect factual information from discovery when facts are central to parties' claims and contradict asserted defense.
Breathalyzer test results with .022 differential fail to meet regulatory .02 tolerance requirement; regulation ambiguous, suppression warranted.
Court affirmed insurer's summary judgment that assault and battery exclusion barred coverage for tavern's negligent security liability.
Officers observed man at midnight with hand inside pants in area with documented gang and gun activity; evasion of police justified investigative stop.
Breathalyzer test showing .09 percent alcohol level, administered fifty-five minutes after operation, sufficient to prove per se violation without retrograde extrapolation evidence.
Traffic stop with drug conviction affirmed where officer had reasonable suspicion based on expired identification, vehicle registration mismatch, and occupants' prior drug convictions.
Correction officer injured by inmate violence could not include shift differentials in assault pay calculation, as these were already reflected in average weekly wage baseline.
Defendant convicted of OUI and operating after suspension. Affirmed where judge properly admitted limited prior OUI evidence and gave multiple limiting instructions to jury.
