In September of 2020 our client was charged with open and gross lewdness, a felony under G.L. c. 272 section 16. This man has some unfortunate mental health issues that prompt him to engage in a similar pattern of behavior. We have represented this individual in four cases such as this one. On this occasion,…
Continue reading ›Several years ago our client received a continuance without a finding for a charge of lewd, wanton and lascivious conduct under G.L. c 272 section 53. He successfully completed probation and the case was dismissed. Fearing that this somehow could impact future employment, he asked us to petition to have the case sealed under G.L.…
Continue reading ›In September of 2021 a woman walking through a parking lot observed a man masturbating in his car. Once he made eye contact with her he drove around her in the parking lot while continuing to masturbate in positions designed to have her see what he was doing. She called the police and identified the…
Continue reading ›Our client is an oil worker who lives and works in Louisiana. In December of 2020 members of an internet crimes task force focusing on the exploitation of children were conducting an investigation. The purpose of the investigation was to locate social media platforms being used to lure children into unlawful sexual activities. The task…
Continue reading ›In 1993 our client was convicted of rape of a child with force under G.L. c. 265 section 22, indecent assault and battery on a child under the age of 14 G.L. c. 265 section 13B and kidnapping under G.L. c. 265 section 26. The convictions haunted our client for nearly 30 years. He was…
Continue reading ›Just a few days ago a local landscape company owner was arrested and charged with rape under G.L. c. 265 section 22. It is alleged that after a night of drinking he encountered a woman walking home on a dark city street. The two struck up a conversation. The man then walked with the woman…
Continue reading ›Our client had a very serious indecent assault and battery case under G.L. c. 265 section 13H continued without a finding several years ago. As expected, given the man’s field of employment the CWOF was appearing in background searches and hampering his ability to obtain suitable employment. He came to us to have the case…
Continue reading ›The defendant is an IT technician with his own business. In May of 2020 he was at a family party. The home had active security cameras throughout the interior and exterior of the home. During the course of the party one of the family members observed the defendant walking around with his cell phone down…
Continue reading ›The defendant is awaiting trial on charges of rape of a child pursuant to G.L. c. 265 section 22A. One of his conditions of release was that he wear a GPS monitoring device as there is an exclusion zone, that being the complaining witness’ home. The defendant has spent summers outside of Massachusetts for the…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a pot shop owner in southeastern Massachusetts. Just before Christmas a woman entered a community hospital claiming that this man had raped her. The woman’s clothing was gathered by investigators and submitted to the crime lab for analysis. The woman was interviewed on several occasions by the police. She provided a detailed…
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