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Massachusetts Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) Law

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  • Publication Date: 4/6/2023
  • Edition: 3rd Edition 2023
  • Copyright: © 2023 MCLE, Inc.
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  • Product Description
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  • Product Description

    Product Description

    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.

    Recent updates:

    • 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

      • 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

  • Table of Contents

    Table of Contents

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    Chapter 1 expand

    What Is CORI and How to Obtain CORI for Clients

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    Ventura Dennis, Esq., Greater Boston Legal Services

    Exhibit 1A

    - Attorney, Advocate, or Designated Representative Request Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 1B

    - Affidavit of Indigency Buy Form

    Exhibit 1C

    - Supplement to Affidavit of Indigency Buy Form

    Exhibit 1D

    - Complaint Form: Incorrect CORI Buy Form

    Exhibit 1E

    - Incorrect CORI Complaint Form: Filled in Sample Buy Form

    Exhibit 1F

    - Personal Massachusetts Criminal Request Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 1G

    - Sample DCJIS Rejection Letter Buy Form

    Exhibit 1H

    - Juvenile Record Request Buy Form

    Exhibit 1I

    - Summary of Rights Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act Buy Form

    Exhibit 1J

    - Client Request for Own FBI Record Buy Form

    Exhibit 1K

    - State Identification Bureau Listing Buy Form
    Chapter 2 expand

    Exhibit 2A

    - Summary of CORI Access Buy Form

    Exhibit 2B

    - Individual Registration Guide Buy Form

    Exhibit 2C

    - Organization Registration Guide Buy Form

    Exhibit 2D

    - Advocate/Attorney CORI Request and Affidavit of Indigency Buy Form

    Exhibit 2E

    - Attorney Request to Access CORI Buy Form

    Exhibit 2F

    - Model CORI Policy Buy Form

    Exhibit 2G

    - CORI Acknowledgment Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 2H

    - Complaint Form: Incorrect CORI Buy Form

    Exhibit 2I

    - Complaint Form: CORI Regulatory Violations Buy Form

    Exhibit 2J

    - Complaint Form: Improper Access or Dissemination of CORI Buy Form
    Chapter 3 expand

    Exhibit 3A

    - Motion to Correct Docket and CORI Buy Form

    Exhibit 3B

    - Motion to Delete Alias and Correct CORI Buy Form

    Exhibit 3C

    - Guidelines for Correcting a Criminal Record Buy Form
    Chapter 4 expand

    How to Administratively Seal Convictions and Closed Criminal Cases

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    Hon. Gregory I. Massing, Appeals Court, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
    Pauline Quirion, Esq., Greater Boston Legal Services

    Exhibit 4A

    - List of Nonsealable Convictions Under G.L. c. 276, § 100A (Adult Records) Buy Form

    Exhibit 4B

    - Model Letter and Affidavit to Accompany Any Petition to Seal a Past Conviction or Dismissed Case for Two Ounces or Less of Marijuana Without a Waiting Period Buy Form

    Exhibit 4C

    - Petition to Seal Buy Form
    Chapter 5 expand

    How to Seal Criminal Cases Through the Court Process

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    Christina Miller, Esq., Suffolk University Law School
    Pauline Quirion, Esq., Greater Boston Legal Services

    Exhibit 5A

    - G.L. c. 276, § 100K¼: Expungement of Record Resulting from Certain Possession or Cultivation of Marijuana Offenses Buy Form

    Exhibit 5B

    - Findings and Order Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 5C

    - Standing Order 1-09 (Amended) Buy Form

    Exhibit 5D

    - Petition to Seal Under G.L. c. 276, § 100C Buy Form

    Exhibit 5E

    - Sample Petitioner Affidavits Buy Form

    Exhibit 5F

    - Motion to Reconsider Buy Form

    Exhibit 5G

    - Memorandum in Support of Motion to Reconsider Buy Form
    Chapter 6 expand

    Record Sealing at the End of a Criminal Case

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    Exhibit 6A

    - Affidavit in Support of Petition to Seal Buy Form

    Exhibit 6B

    - Greater Boston Legal Services Pro Se CORI Affidavit Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 6C

    - Motion to Seal a Not Guilty Finding (Must Be Accompanied by Petition Form) Buy Form

    Exhibit 6D

    - Motion to Seal at Time of Dismissal (Must Be Accompanied by Petition Form) Buy Form

    Exhibit 6E

    - Model Motion: Nolle Prosequi Buy Form

    Exhibit 6F

    - Findings and Order Allowing Motion to Seal Record Buy Form

    Exhibit 6G

    - Section 100C Sealing Petition Buy Form

    Exhibit 6H

    - Sample Filled-Out Section 100C Sealing Petition Buy Form
    Chapter 7 expand

    How to Expunge Criminal and Juvenile Court Cases

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    Pauline Quirion, Esq., Greater Boston Legal Services

    Exhibit 7A

    - G.L. c. 276, §§ 100F–100H Petition Buy Form

    Exhibit 7B

    - Petition for Expungement of Marijuana Offenses Buy Form

    Exhibit 7C

    - G.L. c. 276, § 100F Model Petition Buy Form

    Exhibit 7D

    - G.L. c. 276, § 100G Model Petition Buy Form

    Exhibit 7E

    - Sample Affidavit in Support of Expungement Buy Form
    Chapter 8 expand

    Sealing Juvenile Records

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    Pauline Quirion, Esq., Greater Boston Legal Services

    Exhibit 8A

    - CARI Juvenile Record Request Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 8B

    - Petition Form for Sealing a Juvenile Record Buy Form
    Chapter 9 expand

    Employer-Related CORI Violations: How to Avoid Them—How to Remedy Them

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    Angela L. Rapko, Esq., Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete LLP

    Checklist 9.1

    - Actions Required Before Questioning or Taking an Adverse Action Based on Criminal History Information Buy Form

    Exhibit 9A

    - Boston Ordinance Regarding CORI Buy Form

    Exhibit 9B

    - Cambridge Ordinance Regarding CORI Buy Form

    Exhibit 9C

    - Worcester Ordinance Regarding CORI Buy Form

    Exhibit 9D

    - CORI Acknowledgment Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 9E

    - CORI CRA Acknowledgment Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 9F

    - Instructions on Correcting CORI Buy Form
    Chapter 10 expand

    Motor Vehicle Issues Related to Drug, OUI, and Other Criminal Cases

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    Neil A. Scannell, Esq., Registry of Motor Vehicles Division, MassDOT, Commonwealth of Massachusetts

    Exhibit 10A

    - Request for Driving History Buy Form

    Exhibit 10B

    - Public Driving Record Request Form Buy Form

    Exhibit 10C

    - Request for Personal Information in RMV Records Buy Form

    Exhibit 10D

    - Multiple Offense OUI Hardship License Criteria Buy Form

    Exhibit 10E

    - Habitual Traffic Offender Hardship License Criteria Buy Form

    Exhibit 10F

    - Drug Offense (94C) Trafficking Hardship License Criteria Buy Form

    Exhibit 10G

    - List of OUI Programs Buy Form

    Exhibit 10H

    - First Offense (24D) OUI Hardship License Criteria Buy Form
    Chapter 11 expand

    How to Assist Tenants Denied Housing Related to CORI

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    Alyssa Golden, Esq., Community Legal Aid / Hampshire County

    Exhibit 11A

    - Sample CORI Advocacy Memorandum (Drugs) Buy Form

    Exhibit 11B

    - Sample CORI Advocacy Memorandum (Violence) Buy Form

    Exhibit 11C

    - Sample CORI Advocacy Memorandum (Reasonable Accommodation Request) Buy Form
    Chapter 12 expand

    How CORI Is Used in Domestic Violence and Family Law Matters*

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    Evan P. Bell, Esq., Foley & MacAdie PC
    Kelly A. Leighton, Esq., Barnes & Leighton

    Exhibit 12A

    - Sample Motion to Consider CARI Buy Form
  • Editors & Authors

    Editor(s)

    Pauline Quirion, Esq., Greater Boston Legal Services, Boston

    Author(s)

    Evan P. Bell, Esq., Foley & MacAdie PC, Concord
    Georgia K. Critsley, Esq., Executive Office of the Trial Court, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston
    Kelly A. Leighton, Esq., Barnes & Leighton, Salem
    Hon. Gregory I. Massing, Appeals Court, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston
    Christina Miller, Esq., Suffolk University Law School, Boston
    Pauline Quirion, Esq., Greater Boston Legal Services, Boston
    Angela L. Rapko, Esq., Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete LLP, Los Angeles
    Stephen A. Russo, Esq., Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association (VLP), Boston
    Neil A. Scannell, Esq., Registry of Motor Vehicles Division, MassDOT, Commonwealth of Massachusetts , Boston
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