Located in Middlesex County, Massachusetts just west of Boston, Newton is the 10th largest city in the state with a population of 83,829, according to the 2000 U.S. Census. Newton is a unique city comprised of 13 villages, each boasting a small downtown area. The villages include West Newton, Waban, Oak Hill, Thompsonville, Newtonville, Nonantum, Newton Lower Falls, Newton Corner, Newton Highlands, Newton Centere, Auburndale and Chestnut Hills. Newton was one of the country's earliest commuter suburbs, populated by wealthy Boston businessmen who traveled to Boston via the railroad in the mid 1800s. Home to Boston College, Newton is an upscale area where the median household income in the latest census was $110,885 with 4.3 percent of families living below the poverty line.

Boston Defense Lawyer Stephen Neyman represents clients who have been charged with crimes in Newton District Court. With more than two decades of experience, Attorney Neyman represents clients charged in a wide range of cases, including violent crime, property crimes, theft, burglary and robbery, sex crimes, assault, drug cases, restraining orders and domestic violence cases and serious traffic offenses like drunk driving (DUI, OUI) charges.

Newton District Court, located at 1309 Washington St., West Newton, MA 02465, serves the Newton area and includes the Newton District Court Probation Department. Boston Criminal Defense Attorney Stephen Neyman also represents clients charged with a probation violation.

If you have been charged with a crime in the Newton area, the Law Offices of Stephen Neyman has the criminal knowledge and experience to fight for your rights. Call (617) 263-6800 or visit us online.

Resources
City of Newton: http://www.ci.newton.ma.us/
Newton District Court: http://www.mass.gov/courts/courtsandjudges/courts/newtondistrictmain.html