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A Man And A Scam Have Brought Boston’s Philanthropic Community, Among Others, To Its Knees And So We Seek Additional Targets For Blame And Sources Of Money. Break Out The Defense Attorneys! (The Madoff Nightmare, Part Two)

Let the games begin! As local as Boston and as distant as the globe will reach! The adventure of pointing fingers and looking for bodies to blame, as expected, has begun. Defense Attorneys for everybody! Everybody pays! Bernard Madoff (hereinafter, the “Defendant”), talking in 2001 about what fed the Internet…

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Boston Is Hit, Along With The Rest Of The Country, By Financial Guru And His Use Of A Boston-Originated Method Of Fraud (The Madoff Nightmare Part One)

This holiday season, so many religions and traditions call for gift-giving. Sometimes, those gifts are a big surprise. One gentleman from out of state has been given a surprise gift from the government because of the gifts he has given throughout the country, including the Boston area, big time. The…

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Samuel’s take: A Massachusetts Thanksgiving Criminal Justice View To The Past

Today is Thanksgiving. While the daily criminal law blog goes on, this is not a day o concentrate on the problems of criminal justice. Instead, let’s gain some brief optimistic perspective. From whence have we come? Some of the particular crimes and punishments make today’s laws look pretty liberal. Since…

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Cheating and Loyalty Do Not Mix – SBG Daily Blog 1

Investigated fire chief drops disability claim Friday’s Today’s Boston Globe reports that a Boston fire chief who has been on injured leave for nearly two years awaiting approval of his disability retirement claim suddenly withdrew his application this week after two witnesses recanted their initial statements about his injury and…

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Massachusetts Judge Refuses to Dismiss Hoax Device Possession Charge Against MIT Student

In Massachusetts on Friday, East Boston District Court Judge Paul Mahoney refused to drop the possession of a hoax device charge against Star Simpson, the 19-year-old MIT student who wore a strapped circuit board to her chest and walked into Logan International Airport last year. Simpson’s trial begins on May…

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Massachusetts Police Chiefs Report on Crime Rates In Arlington, Woburn, Lowell, Lawrence, and Other Cities

Massachusetts police chiefs says the cities of Lowell and Lawrence are among the cities in the state that experienced a slight decrease in crime. Woburn and Arlington saw the biggest increase in total crimes committed from January to June 2007. The group, made up of Massachusetts police chiefs, says most…

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