Court affirmed convictions where phone records were voluntarily disclosed, no-knock warrant properly executed, plain view seizure satisfied inadvertence requirement, and voice identifications were reliable.
Juvenile adjudicated delinquent for indecent assault seeks relief from sex offender registration. Court provides standard for assessing risk of reoffense under statute.
Landlords violated security deposit law by commingling funds but returned the deposit before litigation. Treble damages did not apply where tenants offered deposit as compensation for their own breach.
Arrest on invalid warrant suppressed where officers failed to check warrant management system immediately before arrest, despite ample time, opportunity, and department policy requiring verification.
Drug-free zone statute applies only to public playgrounds, not privately owned playgrounds accessible to the public.
Emergency medicine physician discharged high-risk stroke patient in hypertensive crisis before obtaining critical imaging and after patient's symptoms recurred; reversal of tribunal dismissal.
Petitioner seeking superintendence review of two District Court judgments lacked standing where adequate alternative remedies existed and where small claims waiver applied.
Murder conviction affirmed where evidence supported rejection of self-defense claim and showed premeditation despite defendant's personal background.
Honest but mistaken belief that property was abandoned negates larceny's required specific intent, even if unreasonable. Conviction vacated; remanded for new trial.
Insurer violated consumer protection law by delaying orthopedic bill payment, using wrong-specialty reviewer, and failing to give required notice.
