Admission to sufficient facts and continuance without finding constitute a conviction under commercial driver licensing statute, warranting license suspension.
Murder conviction upheld where primary evidence was cooperating participant's trial testimony, corroborated by witness observations and prior consistent statements properly admitted to rebut recent contrivance claims.
Defendant convicted of murder denied right to compel immunity for defense witnesses; prosecutor's credibility argument proper.
Defendant convicted of murder under felony-murder rule. Court held involuntary transport to police station constituted unlawful arrest but found no miscarriage of justice. Affirmed conviction.
Father convicted on seven indictments for injuries to infant son. Court held multiple convictions require separate criminal acts or multiple victims, not just multiple injuries.
Murder conviction affirmed where autopsy photo, firearm evidence, and prosecutor's improper emotional appeal did not deny fair trial.
Letter to mayor requesting incident reports constituted inadequate presentment under Tort Claims Act; appeared to be public records request rather than actual claim presentation.
Murder conviction affirmed; rape conviction reversed. DNA evidence sufficient for murder but insufficient to prove lack of consent for rape charge.
Attorney sanctioned $239,928 for solicitation letter derailing settlement negotiations; Supreme Judicial Court reversed, holding inherent power to assess attorney fees limited to conduct threatening fair administration of justice.
Defendant convicted of larceny sought extraordinary relief after prosecutor entered partial nolle prosequi. Court held he had adequate remedy through standard appeal.
