“You have to try,” said Justice Dalila Wendlandt of the Suffolk judge’s refusal to submit a corrected writ to ICE. “I’m not just making that up. I think it’s the case law.”
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As gun law repeal barrels toward the ballot on Question 9, high court weighs challenge to state ‘suitability’ rules for licensing
“In short, the town’s stated purpose for the taking is a proper public purpose” that aligned with past actions by the town indicating interest in preserving the area, and not a bad faith ploy, wrote Justice Elizabeth Dewar for a unanimous court.
Tompkins and his attorneys argued prosecutors had not presented sufficient evidence of a quid pro quo or corrupt intent.
A superior court judge found there was “no legal or logical support” for allegations of conflict of interest.
Methuen Rep. Francisco Paulino faces eight counts of wire fraud and three counts of unlawful monetary transactions.
Quincy statues violated Massachusetts’s bar against government support for religion, the state’s highest court upheld.
Boston’s White Stadium will now move ahead without delay, even as opponents remain concerned about the controversial construction project.
Efforts to block Boston Mayor Wu’s proposal to transform White Stadium into a $325 million professional soccer stadium were rejected.
ATTORNEY GENERAL Andrea Campbell’s office has recovered almost $12 million from a string of settlements with Massachusetts medical transportation