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A Troubling Case Against a Wisconsin Judge
Federal prosecutors are charging a sitting Wisconsin judge for allegedly helping a man avoid ICE—an unprecedented move that raises major concerns about judicial independence and the politicization of immigration enforcement.
SCOTUS Block Trump’s Attempt to Deport Venezuelans Under Wartime Law
In a critical decision, the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the Trump administration from using a wartime law to deport Venezuelans without due process. As a defense attorney, I see this as a strong reaffirmation that the rule of law still matters—whether in criminal court or immigration proceedings.
What Is Larceny in Massachusetts?
Larceny charges depend heavily on intent and the value of the property. Here’s how Massachusetts law defines theft and what defenses may apply.
What Happens After a Criminal Conviction in Massachusetts?
Many people think a conviction is the end of the case but it’s often just the start of the next phase. Here’s what happens after sentencing, what rights you still have, and how to challenge the result.
What Is a Motion for a Required Finding of Not Guilty in Massachusetts?
A motion for required finding of not guilty asks the judge to dismiss the case after the Commonwealth rests. Learn how it works in Massachusetts trials.