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Roxbury Man Faces Jury Again In Boston Murder Trial

The scene is Suffolk Superior Court in Boston, Massachusetts. It is a Boston murder trial. Shawn “Shanks” Daughtry of Roxbury is the 32-year-old gentleman hereinafter referred to as the “Defendant”. He is accused of shooting two people on September 20, 2007. One of them died. The other was the deceased’s…

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A Boston Former Police Officer Serves Time In Federal White Collar Case

Hey, anybody out there remember Boston’s own Eliezer Gonzalez? Mr. Gonzalez, formerly a Boston police officer and hereinafter the “Defendant” has brought to a close his federal criminal case. His case involved white collar crime. The Defendant was accused of faking injuries and fraudulently collecting injury leave pay. According to…

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A Boston Criminal Defense Attorney Looks At Carson Beach, Police And Criminal Trials (Part 2 of 2)

Last week, we discussed the recent melee that occurred at Boston’s Carson Beach. What really transpired depends on who you ask. If you ask the Massachusetts State Police, you will hear tales of Boston gang-related violence. You might imagine you would hear of Massachusetts weapons like guns, knives or, at…

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Boston Professional Woman Needs Experienced Boston Drunk Driving Attorney

Cara Della Barba is a 28-year-old finance manager at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. If you look at the photo of her in court, you would think she was one of the Boston criminal attorneys. You would not suspect that she is hereinafter referred to as the “Defendant”. But she…

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Boston Student Needs Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney After Bringing Marijuana And Gun To School

An East Boston High student may be wondering whether honesty is truly the best policy. The Roxbury resident is a 17-year-old young man whom we will refer to hereinafter as the “Defendant”. He came into contact with law enforcement last Thursday when he entered his school at about 12:30 p.m.…

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Woburn Assault Sentencing For Mark Kerrigan – How Did We Do? (Part 2 of 2)

There are alleged truths that we treasure about our criminal justice system. We hold these beliefts dear because they make us the “fairest” system in the world. Among them are the following: 1. All accused are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. 2.We believe that…

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Woburn Assault Sentencing For Mark Kerrigan, Justice And Hypocrisy (Part 1 of 2)

Yesterday, you may have heard me criticizing the Honorable Judge S. Jane Haggerty with regard to the sentencing of Mark Kerrigan (hereinafter the “Defendant”) on the radio. As you know, the Woburn homicide trial ended with a conviction of straight Massachusetts assault and battery. Next came yesterday’s sentencing. As predicted,…

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