Angiulo Law

08/19/2022

06/27/2022

The Worcester County Bar Association picked attorney Leonardo Angiulo as its new president-elect at its annual meeting on June 14.

03/03/2022

The Official U.S. Senate website of Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts

02/01/2021

Resist the temptation to bury people under a blizzard of evidence, says psychology researcher Niro Sivanathan. He explains why.

09/29/2020

Judge Dixon discusses the voluminous information our cell phones regularly reveal to third parties about our daily movements and travels and the resulting privacy and security concerns. He admonishes his readers to remember the data is being recorded in a spreadsheet somewhere.

09/07/2020

Police increasingly ask Google and other tech firms for data about who was where, when. Two judges ruled the investigative tool invalid in a Chicago case.

05/29/2020

Here's the latest order regarding Massachusetts Trial Court Operations. It takes effect June 1st and shows signs of progress towards reopening.

Repealing and replacing Supreme Judicial Court updated order regarding court operations under the exigent circumstances created by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic To safeguard the health and safety of the public and court personnel during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic while continuing to i...

05/08/2020

A great article about local institutions, Sneakerama and UniBank, working together to keep our community going

Before COVID-19, 2020 seemed to be a year like any other. Sneakerama owners Steve and Lisa Genatossio stocked up on inventory, preparing their Lake Avenue shop for the busy months ahead.

04/30/2020

If you have an open case, an emergency, or probation obligations you probable have some questions about what to do. The Massachusetts District Court's most recent Standing Order gives some clear answers.

Rescinding and superseding District Court Standing Order 3-20: Court operations under the exigent circumstances created by COVID-19 (coronavirus).

04/03/2020

We conclude that the risks inherent in the COVID-19 pandemic constitute a changed circumstance within the meaning of G. L. c. 276, § 58, tenth par., and the provisions of G. L. c. 276, § [5]57. To decrease exposure to COVID-19 within correctional institutions, any individual who is not being held without bail under G. L. c. 276, § 58A, and who has not been charged with an excluded offense (i.e., a violent or serious offense enumerated in Appendix A to this opinion) is entitled to a rebuttable presumption of release. The individual shall be ordered released pending trial on his or her own recognizance, without surety,[6] unless an unreasonable danger to the community would result, or the individual presents a very high risk of flight.

      Rebecca A. Jacobstein, Committee for Public Counsel Services (Benjamin H. Keehn, Committee for Public Counsel Services, also present) for Committee for Public Counsel Services.

04/03/2020

The men parked at a McDonald's before a car with local plates dropped them at the course, said police.

08/28/2019

The home-security firm has made it easier than ever for local police to request homeowners' video. “If the police demanded every citizen put a camera at their door and give officers access to it, we might all recoil,” one legal expert said.