Massachusetts scooter law requires a driver's license or learner's permit, a helmet, a 20 mph maximum and no riding after sunset. Both pending versions of the economic development bill would repeal it.
What Massachusetts law says about e-bikes today: the two legal classes, no license or registration, no sidewalks, helmets for 16 and under, local control of bike paths, and why Class 3 bikes fall outside the law.
Shawn Oliver suspended his lieutenant governor campaign after an OUI arrest in New Bedford. Under Article 86 and c. 53, his name stays on the ballot, and a vote for Minogue still counts for him.
Article 48 lets the Legislature amend or repeal any law voters pass, but if it keeps the law, it has to fund it. What happened to Clean Elections, legal marijuana and the 2024 audit question.
We added up every OCPF report. On Question 8, one group supplied 98.5 percent of the Yes side's cash. On Question 2, two unions supplied all of it. Why ballot question donations have no cap.
$600,000 in actual damages, $400,000 in punitive damages and $320,100 in interest. Why sovereign immunity does not block punitive damages under the state discrimination law.
The envelope to the Elections Division was never opened. Moulton's held a powder officials say is not dangerous. Why a harmless powder can still be a five-year felony.
Eight days after Birchmore died, a phone linked to Farwell searched whether consent could be revoked. On cross, the defense pointed to her suicide ribbon search that night.
An ambulance company billed first and got nothing. The court said the PIP statute lets the insurer choose which bills to pay when they exceed the $8,000 limit.
The board found no good cause for more time. What the Zoning Act says about expiring permits, the unrecorded decision, and the 20-day appeal clock.
