Massachusetts Environmental Law
Guidance for civil and criminal practitioners

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- Publication Date: 8/29/2024
- Edition: 5th Edition 2024
- Copyright: © 2024 MCLE, Inc.
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Get up to speed on the rapidly changing law regarding operating under the influence and other common motor vehicle offenses. With contributions from attorneys and judges involved in many different stages of the process, this practical and comprehensive manual offers strategy tips, trial guidance, sample motions, reference charts, and more.
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Update: April 2025
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to keep your copy of Trying OUI and Other Motor Vehicle Offenses in Massachusetts for 2025 with this second edition. Inside, you will find new material on such topics as the following:
- Immediate threat revocations. See chapter 2 for discussion of the registry's imposition of indefinite immediate threat suspensions. There is commentary on whether District Court judges possess authority to or-der the registry to terminate such suspensions.
- Extraterritorial pursuit. See chapter 3 for discussion of the collective knowledge doctrine, where an officer may make an arrest based on shared observations of other officers. The chapter offers a 2023 case de-cision announcing a new rule for the horizontal collective knowledge doctrine.
- Actions to take at the outset of representation. Chapter 4 provides highly practical and detailed guidance for instances where a client charged with OUI drugs was not properly advised of their rights. An exhibit in this chapter offers a sample motion and affidavit to preserve a defendant's rights, along with practice tips on whether to file a motion to dismiss based on a failure to have so advised the defendant.
- OUI related to alcohol or drugs. Chapter 6 offers several recent Supreme Judicial Court and Appeals Court case decisions.
- "Operation" of a vehicle. Chapter 7 contains information on the mechanical or electrical operation of a vehicle and offers a 2025 case addressing a jury's reasonable inference regarding operation based on the engagement of electronic devices within the vehicle.
We at MCLE trust that you will find this 2025 edition to be useful in your law practice and valuable in maintaining the currency of your law library.
Cordially,
MCLE Press
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Update: April 2025
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 01 expandChapter 02 expandState Administration and Enforcement
Buy ChapterChecklist 2.1
- Checklist of Suggestions for Dealing with MassDEP Staff Buy FormChapter 03 expandGovernmental Enforcement Litigation
Buy ChapterSeth Schofield, Esq., Environmental Protection Division, Office of the Attorney GeneralChapter 04 expandPublic Interest Environmental and Energy Litigation
Buy ChapterStaci Rubin, Esq., MPH, MELP, Department of Public Utilities
Phelps Turner, Esq., Conservation Law FoundationChecklist 4.1
- Checklist for Lawyers Pursuing Public Interest Environmental and Energy Litigation Buy FormExhibit 4A
- Sample Complaint: Deadline Suit Against Agency Buy FormExhibit 4B
- Sample Complaint: Injunctive Relief and Declaratory Judgment Suit Against Agency Buy FormExhibit 4C
- Sample Consent Decrees in Enforcement Suits Buy FormExhibit 4D
- Sample FOIA Request, Follow-up Letters, and FOIA Complaint Buy FormExhibit 4E
- Massachusetts Public Records Request Template Buy FormChapter 05 expandCommon Law Environmental Protection in Massachusetts
Buy ChapterProf. R. Lisle Baker, Esq., Suffolk University Law SchoolChapter 06 expandHistoric Preservation Law
Buy ChapterKathleen M. O'Donnell, Esq., Law Office of Kathleen M. O'DonnellChecklist 6.1
- Checklist of Adverse Effects Considered in Evaluating Projects Under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 Buy FormChapter 07 expandExhibit 7A
- Model Conservation Restriction Form (with DCS Comments) Buy FormExhibit 7B
- Conservation Restriction Submission Form Buy FormExhibit 7C
- Conservation Restriction Review Process General Outline (DCS Website) Buy FormExhibit 7D
- Plans, Policies, and Programs Helpful in Demonstrating State and Local Public Benefit (DCS Website) Buy FormExhibit 7E
- Conservation Land Tax Credit Program General Selection Criteria Buy FormExhibit 7F
- Massachusetts Conservation Land Tax Credit Application Buy FormChapter 08 expandMassachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife Law
Buy ChapterChapter 09 expandExhibit 9A
- Slash Disposal Setbacks Buy FormExhibit 9B
- Amendment Article 97 Buy FormExhibit 9C
- Executive Order # 193 Buy FormExhibit 9D
- Probable Statutory Intent of G.L. c. 40A, § 3 Buy FormExhibit 9E
- Sales Ratio Tests Buy FormExhibit 9F
- Current Use Taxation Table Buy FormExhibit 9G
- MDAR Agri-tourism Memo Buy FormChapter 10 expandChapter 11 expandTidelands and Waterways Law
Buy ChapterChapter 12 expandCoastal Zone Law
Buy ChapterChecklist 12.1
- Checklist of Requirements for Obtaining a New or Modified Discharge Permit Under 301 C.M.R. § 27.07 Buy FormExhibit 12A
- MCZM Program Policies Buy FormExhibit 12B
- The Oceans Act of 2008 Buy FormExhibit 12C
- 2021 Ocean Management Plan, Management Areas Buy FormExhibit 12D
- 2021 Ocean Management Plan, Renewable Energy Lease Areas in Adjacent Federal Waters Buy FormExhibit 12E
- Massachusetts Beaches Within the Coastal Barrier Resources System Buy FormChapter 13 expandChapter 14 expandMassachusetts Clean Air Act
Buy ChapterChapter 15 expandChecklist 15.1
- Checklist of Exemptions from the Sewer System Extension and Connection Permit Program (314 C.M.R. § 7.00) Buy FormChapter 16 expandExhibit 16A
- Summary of Exceptions to Liability Under Section 10 of the Massachusetts Tort Claims Act Buy FormChapter 17 expandDrinking Water Supply
Buy ChapterExhibit 17A
- Key Provisions: The 1996 Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments Buy FormChapter 18 expandSolid Waste Regulation in Massachusetts
Buy ChapterChapter 19 expandLand Use Planning
Buy ChapterChapter 20 expandZoning, Subdivision, and Nonzoning Land Use Controls
Buy ChapterChapter 21 expandExhibit 21A
- Summary of Reporting Requirements Under EPCRA and Implementing Regulations Buy FormChapter 22 expandHazardous Waste Cleanup
Buy ChapterExhibit 22A
- Emerging Contaminants Buy FormExhibit 22B
- Vapor Intrusion Conceptual Site Model and Charts Illustrating Evaluation Process and Critical Exposure Pathway Buy FormExhibit 22C
- Similar Soils Provision Guidance Buy FormExhibit 22D
- Evolution of the MCP Buy FormExhibit 22E
- Audit Fact Sheet Buy FormExhibit 22F
- Evolution of Chapter 21E Buy FormExhibit 22G
- MCP Timelines and Fees Buy FormExhibit 22H
- Downgradient Property Status Fact Sheet Buy FormExhibit 22I
- Model Notice of Demand Pursuant to G.L. c. 21E, § 4A Buy FormExhibit 22J
- Model Response to Section 4A Demand Notice Buy FormExhibit 22K
- MCP Cleanup Timeline Buy FormExhibit 22L
- MassDEP Fact Sheet on Brownfields and Waste Site Cleanup Programs Buy FormExhibit 22M
- Fact Sheet: The Massachusetts Waste Site Cleanup Program—The Basics Buy FormChapter 23 expandChecklist 23.1
- Checklist Regarding Claim Notice Under G.L. c. 21E, § 4A Buy FormChecklist 23.2
- Checklist Regarding Claim Response Under G.L. c. 21E, § 4A Buy FormChecklist 23.3
- Checklist of Key Witnesses Likely to Be Deposed in a Chapter 21E Case Buy FormExhibit 23A
- Sample Notification Letter Buy FormExhibit 23B
- Sample Complaint Buy FormExhibit 23C
- Sample Standstill and Tolling Agreement Buy FormChapter 24 expandChapter 25 expandEnvironmental Engineering for Lawyers
Buy ChapterRonald E. Myrick, Jr., Tetra Tech
Sean Reardon, Tetra Tech, Inc.Checklist 25.1
- Hazardous Waste Site Assessment Initial Data Source Checklist Buy FormChapter 26 expandEnvironmental Science for Lawyers
Buy ChapterDavid Biancavilla, BSC Group, Inc
Ingeborg E. Hegemann, BSC Group, Inc
Melissa Kaplan, BSC Group, Inc
Dominic Rinaldi, BSC Group, IncChapter 27 expandInsurance Issues in Environmental Practice
Buy ChapterChapter 28 expandEnvironmental Issues in Real Estate Practice
Buy ChapterExhibit 28A
- Basic Conditions for Offer Buy FormExhibit 28B
- Intermediate Conditions for Offer to Purchase Premises with Known Contamination Buy FormExhibit 28C
- Basic Indemnification Clause for Purchase and Sale Agreement Buy FormExhibit 28D
- Intermediate Indemnification Agreement for Execution as a Separate Contract Buy FormExhibit 28E
- Advanced Indemnification Agreement Buy FormExhibit 28F
- Warranties and Representations for Leaking Underground Tank Cleanup Buy FormExhibit 28G
- Lease Provisions on Hazardous Materials Buy FormExhibit 28H
- Typical Financing Indemnity Provision Buy FormChapter 29 expandThe Police Power and Regulatory Takings
Buy ChapterChapter 30 expandGlossary expandGlossary of Environmental Law Abbreviations
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Editors & Authors
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Prof. R. Lisle Baker, Esq., Suffolk University Law School, BostonSusan A. Bernstein, Esq., Susan A Bernstein, LexingtonDavid Biancavilla, BSC Group, Inc, BostonBarbara Carboni, Truro Town Hall, TruroRobert D. Cox, Jr., Esq., Bowditch & Dewey LLP, WorcesterKaren L. Crocker, Esq., Department of Environmental Protection, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, BostonFrancis A. Di Luna, Esq., Smolak & Vaughan LLP, North AndoverHarlan M. Doliner, Esq., Mabbett & Associates Inc, StonehamIngeborg E. Hegemann, BSC Group, Inc, BostonAladdine D. Joroff, Esq., Commonwealth of Massachusetts, BostonAdam P. Kahn, Esq., Foley Hoag LLP, BostonMelissa Kaplan, BSC Group, Inc, BostonNancy Kaplan, Esq., Eversource/Legal Department, BostonRonald E. Myrick, Esq., Fort MyersKathleen M. O'Donnell, Esq., Law Office of Kathleen M. O'Donnell, MiltonSean Reardon, Tetra Tech, Inc., MarlboroughDominic Rinaldi, BSC Group, Inc, BostonStaci Rubin, Esq., MPH, MELP, Department of Public Utilities, BostonSeth Schofield, Esq., Environmental Protection Division, Office of the Attorney General, BostonJohn F. Shea, Esq., Verrill Dana LLP, BostonPhelps Turner, Esq., Conservation Law Foundation, BostonJonathan D. Witten, Esq., Law Office of Jonathan Witten, LLC, Duxbury