Trying Drug Cases in Massachusetts
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- Publication Date: 1/28/2022
- Edition: 3rd Edition 2022
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A comprehensive guide to the complex and fast-changing areas of adoption and reproductive technology law. Practical, step-by-step treatment of each topic guides practitioners through procedures such as consents to adoption, petitions to dispense with consent of a birth parent, determinations of parentage, petitions for adoption and agreements for gamete donation or surrogacy.
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Update: July 2018
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for updating your library with the 2018 edition of Adoption and Reproductive Technology Law in Massachusetts. Highlights include
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Supreme Judicial Court cases concluding that
- the intended parents in a gestational carrier arrangement could obtain a prebirth order establishing their parental rights;
- a nonbiological mother who, with the biological mother, held herself out as the parent of two children born into the relationship could establish herself as a full legal parent under G.L. c. 209C;
- there is a right to appointed counsel for indigent birth parents in private adoption proceedings initiated by prospective adoptive parents pursuant to G.L. c. 210, § 6;
- a married woman conceiving a child through in vitro fertilization and her consenting same-sex spouse were the child’s only lawful parents, and the sperm donor was not entitled to notice; and
- children conceived using the preserved sperm of the mother’s deceased husband may have inheritance rights;
- developments in international adoption, including the Child Citizenship Act, the Hague Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption, the Intercountry Adoption Universal Accreditation Act, and the Accuracy for Adoptees Act;
- pending legislation that would address developing issues in assisted reproductive technology;
- application of Supreme Judicial Court and U.S. Supreme Court cases affirming the marriage rights of same-sex couples;
- adoption of the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code and amendments to the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct; and
- updated judicial commentary and court forms.
We trust you will find this edition of Adoption and Reproductive Technology Law in Massachusetts an invaluable resource for your practice.
Cordially,
John M. Lawlor, MCLE Publications Attorney
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Supreme Judicial Court cases concluding that
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 1 expandElements of Drug Offenses
Buy ChapterHelle Sachse, Esq., Office of the Attorney General, Commonwealth of MassachusettsChecklist 1.1
- Elements of Drug Offenses Buy FormChapter 2 expandDefenses to Drug Offenses
Buy ChapterJoshua J. Wood, Esq., Benzaken, Maguire, Sheehan, and Wood LLPChecklist 2.1
- Defenses to Drug Offenses Buy FormChapter 3 expandDiscovery Practice and Pretrial Conferences
Buy ChapterJason Benzaken, Esq., Benzaken, Maguire, Sheehan, and Wood LLPChecklist 3.1
- Discovery Practice and Pretrial Conferences Buy FormExhibit 3A
- Motion for Funds for an Investigator and Affidavit in Support Buy FormExhibit 3B
- Motion to Release Impounded Documents to Counsel for the Defendant and Court Order Buy FormExhibit 3C
- Defendant’s Motion to Preserve Oral Communication Buy FormExhibit 3D
- Defendant’s Motion to Preserve Police Notes Buy FormExhibit 3E
- Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory—Laboratory Materials Request Policy Buy FormExhibit 3F
- Proposed Supplemental Addendum to Conference Report Buy FormExhibit 3G
- Specific Requests Regarding Bias and Motive of Witness to Lie Not Limited to Confidential Informants Buy FormExhibit 3H
- Motion for Discovery of K-9 Tracking Dog and Information and Suggestions in Support Thereof Buy FormExhibit 3I
- Motion for Discovery of Drug Analysis Buy FormExhibit 3J
- Motion for Bill of Particulars Buy FormExhibit 3K
- Department of State Police General Order INV-02, Confidential Informants Buy FormExhibit 3L
- Boston Police Rule 333: Confidential Informant Procedures Buy FormChapter 4 expandInformant Issues
Buy ChapterChecklist 4.1
- Informant Issues Buy FormExhibit 4A
- Motion for Exculpatory Evidence Involving Informant Buy FormExhibit 4B
- Affidavit in Support of Defendant’s Motion for Exculpatory Evidence Involving Informant Buy FormExhibit 4C
- Motion for Informant Information Buy FormExhibit 4D
- Motion to Produce Police Records Buy FormExhibit 4E
- Motion for Disclosure of Surveillance Information Buy FormExhibit 4F
- Supporting Memorandum of Law Regarding Disclosure of Informant Information Buy FormExhibit 4G
- Motion for Disclosure of Precise Location of Seized Evidence Buy FormChapter 5 expandChallenges to Search Warrants
Buy ChapterShira M. Diner, Esq., Boston University School of Law
J. Scott Lauer, Esq., Federal Public Defender OfficeChapter 6 expandChecklist 6.1
- Warrantless Searches Buy FormChapter 7 expandExpert Witness Issues
Buy ChapterChecklist 7.1
- Expert Witness Issues Buy FormExhibit 7A
- Defendant’s Memorandum of Law in Support of Motion to Exclude the Commonwealth’s Proposed Expert Testimony Buy FormExhibit 7B
- Motion in Limine to Prohibit Evidence Regarding Drug-Sniffing Dog’s Alert to Currency Buy FormExhibit 7C
- Evaluating Dog Scent Evidence: Where Do I Start? Buy FormExhibit 7D
- Department of State Police General Order TOP-05 Regarding Canines Buy FormExhibit 7E
- Defendant’s Motion in Limine to Exclude Testimony of Drug Recognition Expert Buy FormExhibit 7F
- Commonwealth’s Motion in Limine to Qualify Detective as an Expert Buy FormExhibit 7G
- Outline of Examination of Drug Chemist/Analyst Buy FormExhibit 7H
- Post–Melendez-Diaz Drug Expert Discovery Ideas Checklist Buy FormExhibit 7I
- Motion in Limine to Preclude Testimony Regarding “Presumptive Tests” Buy FormExhibit 7J
- Daubert Challenges to Experts in Federal Criminal Cases: An Overlooked Defense Buy FormChapter 8 expandExhibit 8A
- Glossary of Forensic Chemistry Terms Buy FormExhibit 8B
- NIJ Standard 0604.01: Color Test Regeants/Kits for Preliminary Identification of Drugs of Abuse Buy FormExhibit 8C
- Protocol for the Analysis of General Unknown Powders and Liquid Samples Buy FormExhibit 8D
- Protocol for the Analysis of Isobutyl Nitrite or Butyl Nitrate Samples Buy FormExhibit 8E
- Protocol for the Analysis of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD) Buy FormExhibit 8F
- Protocol for the Analysis of Marihuana Samples Buy FormExhibit 8G
- Protocol for the Analysis of Mushroom Matter Buy FormExhibit 8H
- Protocol for the Analysis of Residue Samples Buy FormExhibit 8I
- Protocol for the Analysis of Resinous Matter Buy FormExhibit 8J
- Protocol for the Analysis of Tablets and Capsules Buy FormExhibit 8K
- Protocol for the Testing of Multiple Sample Drug Cases Buy FormChapter 9 expandVoir Dire Issues
Buy ChapterJason Benzaken, Esq., Benzaken, Maguire, Sheehan, and Wood LLP
Joshua J. Wood, Esq., Benzaken, Maguire, Sheehan, and Wood LLPChapter 10 expandChecklist 10.1
- Evidentiary Issues Buy FormChapter 11 expandCross-Examination
Buy ChapterJason T. Green, Esq., Committee for Public Counsel Services
Paul R. Rudof, Esq., Strehorn, Ryan, & HooseChecklist 11.1
- Cross-Examination Buy FormChapter 12 expandJury Instructions
Buy ChapterHon. Jeremy C. Bucci, Hampden Superior Court, Commonwealth of MassachusettsChecklist 12.1
- Jury Instructions Buy FormChapter 13 expandInterlocutory Appeals
Buy ChapterKatherine E. McMahon, Esq., Hampden County District Attorney's Office, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Shane T. O'Sullivan, Esq., Suffolk District Attorney's Office, Commonwealth of MassachusettsChecklist 13.1
- Interlocutory Appeals Buy FormExhibit 13A
- Commonwealth’s Notice of Interlocutory Appeal Buy FormExhibit 13B
- Commonwealth’s Motion for Stay of Proceedings Buy FormExhibit 13C
- Defendant’s Petition for Interlocutory Appeal and Stay of Proceedings Buy FormExhibit 13D
- Affidavit in Support of Defendant’s Petition for Interlocutory Appeal and Stay of Proceedings Buy FormExhibit 13E
- Defendant’s Notice of Appeal Buy FormExhibit 13F
- Defendant’s Motion for Waiver of Entry Fee Buy FormExhibit 13G
- Affidavit in Support of Defendant’s Motion for Waiver of Entry Fee Buy FormExhibit 13H
- Memorandum of Law in Support of Defendant’s Petition for Interlocutory Appeal Buy FormExhibit 13I
- Supplemental Memorandum of Law in Support of Defendant’s Petition for Interlocutory Appeal Buy FormExhibit 13J
- Commonwealth’s Petition for Relief from an Order Barring the Admission of Competent Evidence at Defendant’s Probation Revocation Hearing Buy FormExhibit 13K
- Commonwealth’s Memorandum of Law in Support of Petition for Relief from an Order Barring the Admission of Competent Evidence at Defendant’s Probation Revocation Hearing Buy FormExhibit 13L
- Commonwealth’s G.L. c. 211, § 3 Petition Seeking Relief from an Order Requiring It to Disclose the Identity of a Confidential Informant Buy FormExhibit 13M
- Commonwealth’s Memorandum of Law in Support of Its G.L. c. 211, § 3 Petition Seeking Relief from an Order Requiring It to Disclose the Identity of a Confidential Informant Buy FormExhibit 13N
- Commonwealth’s Memorandum in Opposition to Defendant’s Petition for Relief Under G.L. c. 211, § 3 Buy FormExhibit 13O
- Commonwealth’s Motion for Stay of Proceedings Pursuant to Mass. R. Crim. P. 15 Buy FormExhibit 13P
- Commonwealth’s Mass. R. Crim. P. 15(a)(2) (2017) & G.L. c. 278, § 28E Application Seeking Leave to Appeal an Order Allowing the Defendant’s Motion to Suppress Buy FormExhibit 13Q
- Commonwealth’s Opposition to Defendant’s Application Pursuant to Mass. R. Crim. P. 15(a)(2) for Leave to Appeal Order Denying Motion to Suppress Buy FormChapter 14 expandChecklist 14.1
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Editors & Authors
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Jason Benzaken, Esq., Benzaken, Maguire, Sheehan, and Wood LLP, BrocktonHon. Jeremy C. Bucci, Hampden Superior Court, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, SpringfieldShira M. Diner, Esq., Boston University School of Law, BostonAnne C. Goldbach, Esq., NewtonvilleVictoria Kelleher, Esq., Law Office of Victoria Kelleher, BostonJ. Scott Lauer, Esq., Federal Public Defender Office, BostonKatherine E. McMahon, Esq., Hampden County District Attorney's Office, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, SpringfieldShane T. O'Sullivan, Esq., Suffolk District Attorney's Office, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, BostonAndrew W. Piltser Cowan, Esq., PiltserCowan Law, BostonPaul R. Rudof, Esq., Strehorn, Ryan, & Hoose, NorthamptonLuke Ryan, Esq., Strehorn, Ryan & Hoose, NorthamptonHelle Sachse, Esq., Office of the Attorney General, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, BostonMolly Ryan Strehorn, Esq., Sasson, Turnbull, Ryan & Hoose, NorthamptonJoshua J. Wood, Esq., Benzaken, Maguire, Sheehan, and Wood LLP, Brockton