Why Preserve Evidence in a Criminal Cases

Why Preserve Evidence in a Criminal Cases – If the prosecution does NOT produce you can win.

This week on Wednesday, 14 February 2024, DISMISSED: In Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Defendant, Docket No. 2364 CR 2563, Charges of Kidnapping against my client were DISMISSED on the day of trial.* In this matter the prosecution was proceeding on a theory of parental kidnapping in violation of a court order. The prosecution was unable to produce the order at trial. Case DISMISSED based upon our motion to dismiss for failure to provide the required court order.

This blog is not intended to be legal advice, if you have been charged with a crime in Massachusetts you should call an experienced and successful Criminal Defense Attorney immediately. Call Mike Now at: (508) 393-4162. I have been providing criminal defense services in Massachusetts for over Thirty (30) years. I have been named a “Top 100 Trial Lawyer” by The National Trial Lawyers, I have earned the “Clients’ Choice Award” by AVVO, the Client Champion Platinum Award by Martindale-Hubbell, I have been named a “Top Tier Lawyer” by the American Trial Academy and I have won over Eighty-Five Percent (85%) of my trials.*