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You may be aware that marijuana has been legalized for personal use in Massachusetts. However, legalization does not mean that everything is permitted, and it is still possible for you to get charged with a criminal offense simply for possessing too much marijuana....
People walk around every day with a criminal record weighing them down. You might not have to suffer this burden as much as you might think. Your official record is an important part of your history and your identity. Here are a few ways you might be able to make it...
The difference between possessing controlled substances and possessing them with intent to distribute could be significant when it comes to your possible penalties for a conviction. The prosecutor of your case has the burden of proof to show that you intended to...
In Massachusetts, it is a crime to cause any adverse effects on sites of historical significance. According to the state legislature, if you are caught doing so, you could be charged with the misdemeanor offense of an archeological violation. Contrary to what the...
Massachusetts takes drinking and driving quite seriously, and if you receive a conviction for operating under the influence, it may cost you a substantial amount. In addition to court costs, attorney fees, towing and impound expenses, bail money and other costs...
It may be easy for people in Massachusetts to automatically assume that anyone who draws the attention of law enforcement authorities deserves to face criminal scrutiny. At the same time, however, the criminal justice system depends on one who faces such scrutiny...
Massachusetts college students like you have a long road of discovery ahead of you. You have plenty of doors open and a lot of room to explore your potential paths and options. Unfortunately, getting a DUI can close a lot of those doors to you. You may think that you...
The age-old saying regarding lost property typically begins with some variation of the words "finders, keepers." You may indeed believe that if you find property or money most would classify as lost or mislaid that you are within your rights to claim it. Yet is that...
When officers suspect a person may be driving under the influence of alcohol, they often ask for a breath sample. While you do not have to submit such a sample, you may think you have nothing to hide. You should realize, though, breath tests are not always accurate....
Many people believe that a law enforcement officer must have a warrant in possession before he or she may search your vehicle. Is this true, though, or are there other circumstances under which authorities may be able to search your vehicle in the absence of a...
