Several months ago the defendant was placed in pretrial probation pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 276 Section 87. He was subsequently charged with OUI. The charge alone constituted a violation of the pretrial probation. Attorney Neyman resolved the OUI case quickly and favorably. Today, with Attorney Neyman present the defendant went before the judge…
Continue reading ›In June of 2013 Framingham, Massachusetts police responded to a call for two women engaged in a fist fight. One of the women alleged that the defendant became physically aggressive with her when her children were being dropped off after a visit with a parent and step-parent. One of the children present went to help…
Continue reading ›In July of 2013 our office succeeded in getting pretrial probation imposed for an engineer accused of malicious destruction to property over $250, a felony in Massachusetts. Pretrial probation was to run until July of 2014 at which time the case would be closed. The client was recently awarded a promotion at work requiring him…
Continue reading ›Brockton District Court: In 1996 the defendant was charged with Possession With the Intent to Distribute Class A and Class B Drugs, Breaking and Entering and Possession of a Class D drug. He was placed on probation and ordered to have drug testing, counseling and to report to probation. The defendant defaulted and moved to…
Continue reading ›Wrentham District Court: Our client is a local college student who was given a continuance without a finding several months ago for a drug charge involving an school zone violation. Among the terms were random drug testing and screens as well as a reporting requirement. The probation department served our client with a Probation Violation…
Continue reading ›South Boston District Court: Police applied for three complaints against our client. In one, it was alleged that he was parked outside of his ex-girlfriend’s apartment in violation of an existing restraining order. In another, it was alleged that our client violated the restraining order on a different occasion by making several phone calls and…
Continue reading ›Middlesex Superior Court: A default on a trafficking in a class B substance case eventually caught up to an out of state defendant. The defendant faced serving up to five years in prison on a twenty-six year old case for defaulting on a suspended sentence back in 1986. Attorney Neyman’s office engaged in negotiations with…
Continue reading ›Milford District Court: The defendant was charged with three felonies including larceny over $250, malicious destruction of property and larceny by check in a Massachusetts District Court. Over twenty years ago the defendant moved out of state not realizing that there were outstanding warrants for his arrest. The 1987 warrants eventually caught up with the…
Continue reading ›Hingham District Court Docket Number 06-1919. The defendant is a contractor living in Virginia. He was on probation out of the Hingham District Court for an OUI dating back to 2006. He was in violation of his probation for failing to pay court fees and fines and for failing to complete the alcohol education program…
Continue reading ›Marlborough District Court Docket Numbers: 99-1043 and 98-2013. In 1998 the defendant was charged with two counts of distributing marijuana. The case was continued without a finding requiring the defendant to remain free from trouble for eighteen months. The judge imposed an alternative sentence of at least 6 months in jail and up to 18…
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