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Maine court ruling revives transmission line to Canada, boosts Mass. clean energy goals
Maine voters effectively voted to block the controversial power line last year, seemingly dashing the Bay State’s hopes of using it for a fifth of its renewable energy goals. -
What happens when a potential juror admits he's racist?
GBH News Legal Analyst Daniel Medwed on biases in the jury box. -
Can the Catholic Church claim immunity from abuse lawsuits because it is a charity?
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that it cannot. -
‘Not guilty’ verdict in 2019 motorcycle crash case leaves shock among biking community
Volodymyr Zhukovskyy was found not guilty on all charges related to 2019 crash. -
Truck driver acquitted in deaths of 7 motorcyclists in 2019
The case created turmoil in Massachusetts’ Registry of Motor Vehicles. -
Clarence Thomas drops out of teaching a law class after students protested
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has told George Washington University that he won’t be returning to teach at its law school this fall. The decision… -
Indicting Trump: It’s time ‘to draw a line in the sand,’ says former US judge
Nancy Gertner worries about the potential consequences if former President Trump is not indicted. -
Mass. officials ramp up efforts to combat white nationalism following Saturday rally in Jamaica Plain
DA Kevin Hayden dropped charges for the two counter-protesters arrested Saturday, who opposed the white nationalist group. -
Mass. highest court rules in Boston’s favor on Long Island bridge rebuild
The Supreme Judicial Court faulted the decision from the Quincy Conservation Commission Monday. -
Unprecedented court ruling allows prisoners to challenge Mass. Parole Board's decisions
Opaque process of ending parole has resulted in only five people getting terminations over the last eight years.
