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In Massachusetts state courts (primarily District Courts and the Boston Municipal Court for most cases), criminal cases follow a structured process with multiple opportunities for favorable resolutions—often called “dispositions.” The…

By William J. Barabino | Criminal Defense Attorney | Medford, Massachusetts Even after arraignment in a Massachusetts criminal case, favorable dispositions remain available. Arraignment creates a formal criminal record entry…

What Can My Employer See About My Criminal Charges in Massachusetts? If you have a criminal charge or record in Massachusetts, one of the biggest practical questions is: “What will…

Massachusetts Diversion Programs Explained Police Diversion, District Attorney Diversion, Judicial Diversion Under G.L. c. 276A & Veterans Diversion Massachusetts diversion programs give eligible defendants a chance to avoid a criminal…

Other Penalties of a Criminal Charge: Collateral Consequences in Massachusetts When most people hear about the consequences of a criminal charge, they think of the penalties a judge can order…

Do You Have to Testify in a Massachusetts Criminal Case? Summons, Marital Privilege, and the Fifth Amendment If you or a loved one has been served with a summons to…

Navigating a Plea Hearing in Massachusetts State Courts: What to Expect, the Colloquy Process, and How to Prepare As a defendant in a Massachusetts criminal case, reaching a plea agreement…

Understanding RMV Administrative Suspensions, Court Orders, Breath Test Decisions, and Hardship Licenses Losing your driver’s license after an OUI (Operating Under the Influence) arrest in Massachusetts is often the most…

In a criminal courtroom, the facts of the case should matter most. In reality, first impressions form quickly. Judges, prosecutors, court staff, and — when a case reaches trial —…