Middlesex County DA Marian Ryan speaks about the issue of drug overdose in Middlesex County and explains some of the reasons for its alarming increase.
Category: Criminal Law
Interview with Massachusetts Appeal Court Judge Mark Green
Judge Mark Green talks to us about the process of the Appeals Court, how it is organized and how to go about oral arguments before the Massachusetts Appeals Court.
Interview with Honorable Mitch J. Sikora Massachusetts Appellate Court Justice
Judge Sikora discusses how the Massachusetts legal culture compare to other states and talks about the great judges of Massachusetts, in reference to the 10 most important Judges in American History.
Interview with Judge Ed Ginsburg
Judge Ed Ginsburg talks about the most important and interesting cases he has worked in the Probate and Family Court on and about his work as Justice in the Probate and Family Court.
Judge Ginsburg also discusses his leadership as founder of Senior Partners for Justice.
Interview with Attorney Len Kesten
Attorney Len Kesten discusses the legal system and the intricacies of the MA Department of Corrections, its organization and its various programs. Attorney Len Kesten also touches upon school liability and civil rights issues.
Interview with Judge Paul Troy
Judge Paul troy discusses various ways of solving legal conflicts through arbitration and mediation. In this episode we learn about civil and criminal cases. Judge Troy also discusses a Lawyers “Path to the Bench”.
Interview with Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Justice Ralph Gants
SJC Justice Ralph Gants is also the Co-Chair of the Access to justice Commission
Justice Gants discusses the Court’s Strategic Plan to achieve Justice with Dignity and Speed. He talks about the changes in the Massachusetts Court System and his role as Co-Chair of the Access to Justice Commission.
Interview with Peter Durney and Chris Duggan, directors of the American Board of trial Advocates
Attorney Durney and Attorney Duggan are discuss the Mission of the American Board of trial Lawyers. This segment gives you a glimpse of the 7th Amendment, the importance of Jury Services, and understanding of the jury system.
Interview with Paul Dullea & Tim Kelleher
This episode provides an overview of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorney’s work and commitment to the legal community, their work and their priorities. Through this episode you will gain insight to the justice system in Massachusetts.
Lesly Feldman-Rumpler Appellate-Criminal Defense Attorney
Attorney Feldman describes the Court System in Massachusetts. Learn about District Court, Superior Court and Federal Criminal Court in Massachusetts.
Interview with Attorney Roger Witkin
What should a criminal attorney do when representing a person accused of crime. What is prudent to talk about wit a person when they are seeking criminal representation? Fin this out and more in this segment.
Interview with Lisa Goodheart, President of the Boston Bar Association
Lisa Goodheart concentrates in environmental, real estate and general business litigation. Before joining SRBC, she was a partner in the Boston office of DLA Piper US LLP, and before that a partner at Hill & Barlow, P.C. She has extensive experience in cost-recovery cases, permitting appeals, land use disputes, enforcement actions, insurance coverage disputes, design and construction matters, and a broad range of business litigation matters.
Interview with Mary Elizabeth Heffernan, Secretary of Public Safety and Security
Massachusetts Secretary of Public Safety and Security, Mary Elizabeth Heffernan oversees fourteen agencies and commissions in her capacity as cabinet member. To name some: The Office of the Medical Chief Examiner, The Department of Community Corrections, The State Police, Home Land Security, etc.
Secretary Heffernan discuses the policies her office has identified and worked on, among them the “Safety Successful Youth Initiative” to prevent youth violence.
Interview with Committee for Public Counsel Services, Chief Counsel, Anthony Bennedetti
Chief Counsel Anthony Benedetti describes the functions and the work that the Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS) performs to protect the rights of those individual with low or no income. Chief Counsel Bennedetti thoroughly explains all the services CPCS provides both in the criminal and civil side to ensure that CPCS clients’ rights under the constitution are properly observed and preserved.
Interview with Boston Juvenile Court Honorable Leslie Harris
Judge Harris talks about the work the Boston Juvenile Court does to impart protection, services and justice to those children accused of crime that he sees in his Court. Judge Harris discusses his ideas about probation, education, and about the Department of Youth Services to children accused of crime.