Stalking conviction affirmed where defendant made 102 threatening calls from India and confronted victim in store, violating restraining order. Threat element requires intent to place victim in imminent fear, not imminent physical harm.
Conviction for operating with suspended license affirmed. Docket entry showing OUI disposition with sixty-day suspension, combined with defendant's court appearance, sufficiently proved suspension and notice.
Prosecutor's peremptory challenge of Hispanic juror based on father's federal courthouse employment violated equal protection principles; judge's failure to adequately analyze genuineness of reason warranted reversal.
Conspiracy to distribute drugs is not duplicative of distribution charge when evidence shows pre-arranged agreement to commit the substantive offense.
Prosecutor committed misconduct by presenting false eyewitness testimony without disclosing witness's prior contradictory statement. Reversed dismissal because other evidence was sufficient to support indictment.
Defendant charged with fatal hit-and-run may be convicted of lesser included offense of causing personal injury, even though victim died, where jury could find he panicked rather than fled to avoid prosecution.
Appeals court affirms dismissal of contractor's damages suit against state agency for denying certification application; no private right of action exists, and certiorari is proper remedy.
Competing waterfront project must meet regulatory criteria based on reasonable feasibility, not conclusive proof of all permits and approvals.
Police officer's opinion on ultimate issue of impaired driving ability was improper but not preserved. Jury waiver for subsequent offense phase did not require separate colloquy.
Shareholders' agent lacked exclusive negotiation rights or irrevocable authority; settling shareholders could independently settle escrow dispute with acquirer without agent approval.
