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» Jury Cannot Agree
What if the jury in my case does not agree to my innocence? Or Guilt? What happens then? In Massachusetts, jurors must all agree when they decide a criminal case.…
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Early Opportunities to Avoid a Record
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…
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Your Options for the Best Possible Outcome
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…
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» What Can My Employer See About My Criminal Charges in Massachusetts?
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…
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» Massachusetts Diversion Programs | Police, DA, 276A
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…
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» Other Penalties of a Criminal Charge: Collateral Consequences in Massachusetts
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…
