Reddington's motion called him "Juror Doe" and asked a judge for relief. A complaint would need a specific rule violation, would start as a confidential investigation, and the complainant's immunity does not cover what is said to the press.
The ruling does not stop deportations. It requires that a person be told which third country they are being sent to and have a real chance to say they fear torture there. The First Circuit threw out one piece, and the government wants the rest paused.
The 2024 gun law kept the old suitability standard nearly word for word. Both sides read the same Bruen footnote: one sees a permissible check on dangerous people, the other the kind of official judgment Bruen said typifies unconstitutional licensing.
Massachusetts bans secret recording of any conversation without every party's consent, in a hallway or anywhere else. The mayor is charged not with making the recording but with sending it to 14 people, a separate misdemeanor that requires proof he knew it was secret.
The civil rights charge turns on the word willfully. The certification question does not wait for the verdict: POST can revoke for a use of force violation on clear and convincing evidence, conviction or not.
The tickets follow the car, not the driver. They do not go on your driving record or raise your insurance, but three unpaid notices block your registration renewal, and the 60-day appeal clock runs from the violation date.
The SJC vacated another firearm conviction this month without discussion, because Guardado settled the question in 2023. Here is who that ruling helps, who it does not, and why a vacatur usually means a retrial.
A yes vote does not start a strike. Federal law requires ten days' written notice before any hospital strike, and the hospital's statement that talks are "at impasse" is a legal claim with consequences of its own.
The state can levy a business's property for unpaid taxes without suing, but going through the door takes a court order. And for withholding and meals taxes, the people running the business can end up personally liable.
The town will not say what the allegations are. State law still dictates what it must report to the POST Commission, and a 2003 Appeals Court decision limits how much of a police investigation file a town can withhold as personnel records.
