Dorchester is Boston's largest community. A large working-class community of European Americans, particularly Irish Americans, Dorchester has more recently attracted increasing numbers of working professionals and includes a diverse populations of more than 92,000 residents.

Home to the Boston Campus of the University of Massachusetts and the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum, Dorchester encompasses more than a dozen distinct commercial districts and neighborhoods, including Fields Corner, Bowdoin/Geneva, Codman Square, Peabody Square, Adams Village, Lower Mills, Savin Hill, Jones Hill, Franklin Field, Four Corners, Franklin Hill, Meeting House Hill, Ashmont, Neponset, Popes Hill and Port Norfolk.

Boston Criminal Defense Attorney Stephen Neyman has been representing clients accused of committing crimes in Dorchester for more than two 20 years. Attorney Neyman handles a wide range of crimes in Dorchester District Court, including violent crimes, murder, rape, and armed robbery, as well as other sex crimes, property crimes, theft, burglary, weapons charges, drug crimes, robbery, domestic violence and serious traffic offenses like drunk driving (DUI, OUI) offenses.

The Dorchester District Court at 510 Washington St., Dorchester, MA 02124 hears Suffolk County cases from throughout the Dorchester area. Defense Attorney Stephen Neyman also defends clients facing probation violation hearings through the Dorchester District Court's probation department.

Those charged with a crime or probation violation in Dorchester District Court should speak with an experienced defense attorney capable of fighting for their rights and focused on winning the best outcome possible for their case.

Contact Boston Criminal Defense Lawyer Stephen Neyman at (617) 263-6800 or visit us online.

Resources
Dorchester Division, Boston Municipal Court: http://www.mass.gov/courts/courtsandjudges/courts/dorchesterdistrictmain.html