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  • What Do Aaron Hernandez and An (Alleged) Kingston Axe-Murderer Have In Common?
    What Do Aaron Hernandez and An (Alleged) Kingston Axe-Murderer Have In Common?

    The strange connection between a 1966 double-murder, the former Patriots star’s suicide, and a questionable legal theory is a tale that spans five decades. In 1966, the town of Kingston, Massachusetts ...

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  • Divorce, Custody Disputes and the Terrible Epidemic of Murder-Suicide
    Divorce, Custody Disputes and the Terrible Epidemic of Murder-Suicide

    Massachusetts family law attorney Nicole K. Levy examines the intersection of divorce, family disputes and murder-suicide in Massachusetts. Out of all of the consequences of a divorce or family ...

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  • The Growing Problem of Digital Spying in Divorce Cases
    The Growing Problem of Digital Spying in Divorce Cases

    Carmela M. Miraglia explores the growing trend of cyber spying and other forms of digital harassment in divorce cases. Distrustful spouses have always spied on each other. In the modern era, however, ...

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  • Domestic Restraining Orders: Traps for Unwary Parents
    Domestic Restraining Orders: Traps for Unwary Parents

    Massachusetts lawyer James M. Lynch reviews how Abuse Prevention Orders can affect unwary parents. The standard domestic Abuse Prevention Order issued by the Trial Courts in Massachusetts under G.L.c. ...

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  • Do Rapists Have Parental Rights in Massachusetts?
    Do Rapists Have Parental Rights in Massachusetts?

    Massachusetts family law lawyer Jason V. Owens reacts to a new CNN investigation of parental rights for convicted rapists in the United States. Over the last week, CNN has launched a major ...

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  • Massachusetts Breathalyzer Test under Fire in Court Case
    Massachusetts Breathalyzer Test under Fire in Court Case

    Massachusetts DUI Defense attorney James M. Lynch reviews a recent decision impacting attacking the use of breathalyzer tests in DUI arrests. On May 5, 2016, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ...

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