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Taking The Stand In Your Own Defense Is Unusual — But It Happened This Week On Cape Cod
This week, a Cape Cod jury found Thomas Latanowich guilty of murder for killing Yarmouth police sergeant Sean Gannon in 2018. -
AG Maura Healey Upholds Baker's Vaccine Mandate: 'It's Absolutely Legal In My View'
With FDA approval of Pfizer vaccine, Healey says she expects more mandates to come. -
A 1905 Supreme Court Case From Cambridge Echoes Today’s Vaccine Mandate Debate
The Court ruled that “every well-ordered society” is obligated to keep its citizens safe. -
McCarrick Case Could Begin ‘A New Era’ For Going After Church Leaders, Says Lawyer
Defrocked ex-cardinal Theodore McCarrick last week became the highest-ranking Catholic church official to be criminally charged for sexual abuse, for assault and battery on a 16-year-old boy in Wellesley in the 1970s. -
Wenham Christian College Asks Supreme Court To Take On Religious Freedom Case
A private Christian college on the North Shore is asking the Supreme Court to protect its freedom to decide who can teach at the school. -
What's Rachael Rollins’ Superpower? GBH Legal Analyst Says She’s ‘Fearless’
Daniel Medwed says "Rollins' voice is one that needs to be heard in the highest echelons of our federal law enforcement apparatus." -
Would Rollins Continue To Be A 'Transformative Figure' As US Attorney?
Rollins' nomination comes after three years of making waves in her current position, as she has introduced her now-famous do-not-prosecute list. -
Whitman Man Sentenced To 33 Years In Prison For Sexually Exploiting 15 Boys
The 25-year-old posed as a teenage girl to obtain teens’ sexually explicit images on Snapchat. -
Why The #FreeBritney Movement Matters
Britney Spears’ conservatorship is 'a failure of the law,’ according to some legal experts. -
Retired Massachusetts State Police Detective And Wife Face Charges In Pool Death Of Teen
The couple was charged with reckless endangerment and procuring alcohol for persons under 21.