He ran the searches more than a dozen times across four occasions, and pulled her up in the state criminal records system too. The audit log caught all of it. His department reviewed the log and exonerated him anyway.
People are proposing specific mechanisms for presidential intervention. Each deserves a specific answer. Here is every suggested route, why it fails, and the one channel that is actually real.
Before trial he said there was no plea bargaining to be had. On Tuesday he asked the district attorney to revisit it. First-degree murder carries life without parole and no judicial discretion, so any deal has to move off that charge.
Her lawyer asked the President for a pardon on national television. The President cannot grant one, and neither can the Governor. So what is the request actually for, and does it help her or hurt her?
His lawyers say the campaign against him must stop and that there will be consequences. Two questions follow: what say does he have in whether Lindsay Clancy is retried, and what would a Massachusetts defamation case actually require?
Picketers may patrol, chant, and try to turn away every car. They may not physically block entry or exit. But an employer seeking a Massachusetts injunction faces G.L. c. 214 section 6, which requires filed findings of fact and asks whether the employer itself tried to settle.
The MBTA's one direct route to Encore Boston Harbor drops riders at Broadway and Dexter Street, the same entrance where roughly 300 picketers gathered on day one of the strike. The Blue Line to Aquarium and the harbor shuttle from Long Wharf avoid Broadway completely.
Massachusetts votes November 3 on nine ballot questions, governor, and a US Senate seat. Registration closes October 24, mail ballot applications close at 5 p.m. October 27, and early voting runs October 17 to 30 on hours each town sets for itself.
H.5595 eliminates the four-part framework governing abortion at or after 24 weeks in Massachusetts and removes the hospital-setting requirement, replacing both with the professional judgment of the physician. It takes effect roughly 90 days after the August 10 signing, days after the November 3 state election.
Judge William Sullivan sealed the Clancy juror list for fourteen days after the mistrial, citing an arrest over secret recording of jurors. The order expires around September 18, eleven days before the retrial hearing, and it does not stop any juror from talking.
