Several weeks ago Attorney Neyman won a motion to suppress after challenging the validity of a stop, search and seizure. In particular we believed that the exit order was unconstitutional and required suppression of all evidence seized. That included drugs sufficient to charge possession with intent to distribute class B and distribution of class B…
Continue reading ›On April 22, 2019 around 1:30 a.m. a state trooper patrolling Route 1 southbound claimed to have seen a car run a stop sign at an onramp. The trooper then claimed that the driver swerved several times driving over the median strip and into the other lane. He was pulled over and supposedly failed several…
Continue reading ›On August 3, 2019 police in a south shore community were dispatched to a residence for a report of a domestic disturbance. Upon arrival they spoke with the victim who claimed that her during the course of an argument with her husband she was struck several times. She further complained that in an attempt to…
Continue reading ›On June 2, 2019 members of a Massachusetts police department were monitoring a rally involving hundreds of people. Various factions of people at the rally became aggressive towards one another and violence erupted. The police attempted to keep the situation peaceful without success. Several fights broke out and the police intervened. During the course of…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a college professor at a major Cambridge, Massachusetts university. In April of this year he was arrested by the Boston Police after his girlfriend went to the station to file a complaint. The woman stated that she and the defendant had been in a dating relationship. She claimed to be pregnant with…
Continue reading ›In 2010 the defendant was enrolled in law school in Massachusetts. He got engaged to a woman and wrote a check for thousands of dollars to a local jeweler to pay for the engagement ring. The check never cleared. The defendant left Massachusetts and continued law school in another state. The deficient check prompted the…
Continue reading ›On July 26, 2019 police in suburban Boston responded to a report for a disturbance between family members. They were met by the victim’s wife who stated that her mother-in-law, a school teacher, had been involved in an altercation with her wife. Officers separated the parties and inquired about the incident. The victim claimed that…
Continue reading ›On October 3, 2019 a 911 caller alerted Massachusetts State Police to a man driving erratically on a major Massachusetts highway. Officers located the vehicle and effectuated a stop. They immediately noticed that something was wrong with the driver’s behavior. He submitted to field sobriety tests and failed. He admitted to having taken a large…
Continue reading ›Our client is the manager of a local department store who is on probation for intimidating a witness in a violent sexual assault case in violation of G.L. c. 268 Section 13B. We did not represent him on that matter. A few days ago his probation officer called him to advise him that there was…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a non-citizen lawfully in the United States pursuant to a work visa. In May of 2019 she was caught stealing from an upscale store in a Boston suburb. Loss prevention officers observed the woman using a theft detection deactivation device to remove security devices from expensive goods. The woman secreted the items…
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