Medical marijuana applicant denied monetary relief for application fees paid; certiorari review limited to correcting errors, not awarding damages.
Affirmed. Video recording and transcript of police interrogation admitted at suppression hearing are judicial records presumptively open to public inspection despite defendant's fair trial concerns.
Issue preclusion bars relitigation of probable cause findings from federal civil rights suit in subsequent state negligence action.
Pharmacy owes no duty to notify prescribing physician of insurance coverage denial where it expressly instructs patient to contact physician directly.
Defendant convicted of cocaine trafficking after guilty plea denied motion to vacate based on chemist misconduct where substantial independent evidence and significant sentence reduction supported plea.
Court denied motions to dismiss tort claims arising from alleged wrongful interference with elderly woman's will and inheritance expectations, distinguishing probate proceedings from separate tort liability.
Acquittal of felony-murder at second trial does not invalidate armed home invasion and assault convictions from first trial; different juries need not reach consistent verdicts.
Detective testified to disgust and concern for victims, but not personal shock. No evidence actual victims noticed or reacted. Vicarious concern insufficient for lewdness conviction.
Unpaid meal breaks during which security officers remained on duty constitute compensable working time under the "relief from duties" test in Massachusetts regulations, not the federal "predominant benefit" standard.
Court denies motion to dismiss counterclaims in consolidated partnership disputes, finding procedural bar inapplicable and substantive allegations sufficient.
