Several weeks ago members of an urban police department were conducting operations targeting establishments that serve alcohol to underaged people, particularly college students. Officers entered a bar known to serve students and obtained an driver’s license from someone they suspected of being under the age of 21. The officers were correct in their observations and…
Continue reading ›Several years ago our client was caught in a sting operation where he was soliciting sexual services for a fee. That conduct is prohibited under G.L. c. 272 section 53. Attorney Neyman secured pretrial probation under G.L. c. 276 section 87 for the man. Fearing that the case would sometime resurface we were asked to…
Continue reading ›Nearly a year and one half ago our client was charged with malicious destruction to a motor vehicle under G.L. c. 266 section 28A. The client suffers from a severe mental illness that has resulted in several criminal complaints spanning four Massachusetts counties. Many of his cases have recently been resolved. None of the cases…
Continue reading ›Our client is a well decorated war veteran. Over a year ago, after a dispute with a co-worker our client was accused of spray painting his car. The damage was extensive. The charges against our client were malicious destruction to a motor vehicle which is a violation of G.L. c. 266 section 28a. That is…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a highly educated individual who became mentally ill in his thirties. He started exposing himself frequently and in random public places. He was treated by mental health facilities throughout Massachusetts for years. Occasionally, medications would work but relapses were common. Over the past few years the man was charged in several counties…
Continue reading ›Recently we resolved a case in which our client was charged with assaulting someone with a firearm under G.L. c. 265 section 15B. The client was given a continuance without a finding for one year, administrative probation. Since he lives out of state the interstate compact law was triggered. This adversely impacted his ability to…
Continue reading ›In February of 2021 police responded to a motor vehicle crash on a major highway involving serious injuries to all occupants. Our client was identified as the driver. A rear seat passenger was seen reaching for a backpack and the front passenger was unconscious. EMT’s arrived and transported the occupants to a local hospital. When…
Continue reading ›Nearly a year ago, our client, an independent truck driver, came to Massachusetts to pick up a load of goods. When he arrived at the designated location he was met by police officers. Apparently, the goods he was to pick up were purchased with a stolen credit card. The police then searched the truck and…
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 ›Nearly a year and a half ago our client was at a public venue somewhat impaired after a day of drinking. There was a man who indirectly hurled insults at our client. Enraged, our client threw a beer bottle at the man that hit him in the head. Our client was charged with one count…
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