Sex offender entitled to expert witness funds to address scientific evidence on age and recidivism; hearing examiner's unguided review of complex studies was arbitrary and capricious.
Court affirmed transfer of severely disabled resident from closing facility to new facility where improved orientation and mobility services provided substantial evidence of benefit.
Transfer of profoundly disabled individual from closing developmental center to smaller facility upheld where evidence showed improved recreational activities and continuity of familiar staff.
Affirmed administrative approval of transferring profoundly disabled resident from Fernald Developmental Center to Wrentham based on substantial evidence of improved services and sufficient space.
Transfer of profoundly intellectually disabled resident approved despite guardians' objections; substantial evidence supported finding that move would improve services and quality of life.
Neighbors' appeal to zoning board was untimely where they had constructive notice of the owner's driveway proposal and duty to inquire. Common driveway providing access to residential homes is permissible accessory use.
Traffic stop for tinted license plate cover unconstitutional where cover does not obscure the registration numbers or reduce legibility.
Reversed. Trial judge erred in discharging a deliberating juror without proper hearing and in failing to instruct remaining jurors that discharge was personal, not case-related.
Teacher with professional status retains collective bargaining rights and procedural protections when license lapses unless formally terminated under state law.
Motion to withdraw guilty plea vacated for lack of evidentiary hearing and findings when defendant's affidavit conflicted with plea documents.