The prosecution alleged that on April 29, 2015 members of the Braintree Police Department were engaged in a drug investigation involving large scale distribution of cocaine. They observed a known drug user enter a vehicle registered to a Dominican woman. An Hispanic male was driving the car, the woman was in the passenger seat. The…
Continue reading ›On September 10, 2015 the defendant was served with a 209A restraining order commanding him to stay away from is wife. At the time the order was served officers learned that the defendant had a cache of firearms in the home including high capacity firearms and handguns. It was later determined that the defendant did…
Continue reading ›The defendant was charged with trafficking cocaine in violation of G.L. c. 94C Section 32E. He is facing a mandatory minimum eight year prison sentence. The prosecution alleged that police were alerted by a confidential informant to the possibility of a large scale cocaine trafficking case in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The police followed up on the…
Continue reading ›The defendant and complainant are husband and wife. Following a domestic dispute that became violent and resulted in criminal charges the complainant applied for and obtained a restraining order against the defendant. He in turn immediately hired Attorney Stephen Neyman to appear in court and move to modify and vacate the order. In just a…
Continue reading ›The defendant and the complainant work together at a mental health facility in Boston, Massachusetts. The complainant alleged that on June 29, 2016 she was at work waiting to be relieved of her shift by the defendant. The defendant got to work late and the two had words. The complainant alleged that during the course…
Continue reading ›In January of 2016 the defendant was stopped for a motor vehicle violation. While accessing his license and registration officers observed a few plastic bags in plain view containing pills. The suspect was asked what substances were in the baggies. He rattled off over a half dozen names of pills for which he did not…
Continue reading ›The prosecution alleged that in January of this year a Chelmsford, Massachusetts police officer responded to the scene of an accident. Witnesses to the incident stated that the defendant was driving his car at a very high rate of speed along narrow roads, traveling on lawns, hitting mailboxes and sideswiping parked cars. The responding officers…
Continue reading ›On April 10, 2015 members of the Belmont Police Department were dispatched to a posh home for a 911 call. They arrived to find the defendant bleeding. The victim was screaming at him to leave the premises. The police interviewed the parties and an independent witness and quickly learned that in a moment of rage…
Continue reading ›The defendant is a local man who several months ago was pulled over for traveling forty miles per hour over the speed limit. He was given a motor vehicle citation. He applied for a clerk magistrate hearing. There, he unsuccessfully represented himself. He then contacted our office to handle his appeal. Attorney Neyman represented him…
Continue reading ›On February 7, 2016 the defendant, a local college student was pulled over for speeding. He was driving 88 miles per hour in a 55 mile per hour zone. The officer who stopped him quickly learned that the man was originally from another country and had only a learner’s permit and an international license in…
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