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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to Decide Whether an Unprovoked Patfrisk is Constitutional

Many cities across the country use unreliable measures to justify racially motivated, unconstitutional, stops and searches disguised as a traffic stop. In Commonwealth v. Bailey-Sweeting, the Supreme Judicial Court has the opportunity to make one of these incidents right. Despite the Black population of New Bedford making up just 7%…

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Leaving the Scene of Personal Injury in Massachusetts: What is the Commonwealth required to prove?

Leaving the Scene of Personal Injury in Massachusetts is prohibited by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 90 Section 24(2)(a1/2(1).  The Massachusetts Court of Appeals recently discussed in the case of Commonwealth v. Hector Rico, decided in December of 2020 what the Commonwealth would have to prove to obtain a conviction on this…

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Judge dismisses constitutional challenge to Iowa Law in famous “Bachelor” case

A judge in Iowa recently dismissed “Bachelor” Chris Soules constitutional challenge to an Iowa law, which requires any surviving driver involved in a fatal accident to remain at the scene until law enforcement arrives. Soules’ argument comes as he is trying to avoid prison, after fatally rear-ending a neighbors tractor;…

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What are the penalties in Massachusetts for leaving the scene of an accident?

What are the penalties for leaving the scene of an accident?  This depends on whether the accident involved only property damage or personal injury.  If only property damage is at issue, the case is easier to resolve. In Massachusetts, anyone involved in a motor vehicle accident on a public road is…

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