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Randy Gioia Outlines Concerns about Videoconferencing

February 4, 2020 asalois Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off

Defense attorneys across the Commonwealth have voiced concerns about the prospect of expanding the use of videoconferencing in criminal proceedings. […]

CPCS Testifies in Favor of Safe Communities Act

January 27, 2020 asalois Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off

Wendy Wayne, director of the Immigration Impact Unit at the Committee for Public Counsel Services, testified in favor of the […]

Roxbury Defender Receives Community Leadership Award

January 21, 2020 asalois Public Defender Division, Uncategorized Comments Off

Kristyn Henry, a trial attorney with the Roxbury Defenders Unit, was honored by the North Shore Black Women’s Association for […]

CPCS Editorial: Attacks on Bail Decisions Don’t Tell Full Story

December 20, 2019 asalois Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off

Public officials have been chastising New Bedford judges for their bail decisions – using words like “liberal” and “limited” to […]

CPCS Staffers ‘Adopt’ 35 Kids for Holidays

December 18, 2019 asalois Children and Family Law, Criminal Defense, Uncategorized, Youth Advocacy Comments Off

Staff from the Springfield office of the Committee for Public Counsel Services “adopted” 35 kids for the holidays in partnership […]

Seeking Counsel for Child Welfare Appeals

December 11, 2019 Elizabeth Broderick Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off

The Committee for Public Counsel Services (CPCS) is seeking private attorneys to join the Children and Family Law (CAFL) Division […]

CPCS, Prince Lobel Create Walter B. Prince Fellowship

December 4, 2019 asalois Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off

The Committee for Public Counsel Services and Boston law firm Prince Lobel have joined together to create the Walter B. […]

Rodriguez Named to El Mundo Boston 30 under 30 List

November 15, 2019 asalois Criminal Defense, Public Defender Division, Uncategorized Comments Off

Anna Shaddae Rodriguez, a staff attorney for the Committee for Public Counsel Services, has been named to the El Mundo […]

High Court Outlines New Showup Procedures

November 14, 2019 asalois Criminal Defense, Uncategorized Comments Off

Police officers are required to give specific instructions to witnesses before they attempt to identify a suspect during the immediate […]

SJC: School Assembly Amendment Applies Retroactively

October 31, 2019 asalois Criminal Defense, Uncategorized, Youth Advocacy Comments Off

Legislation geared toward keeping kids out of the school-to-prison pipeline by prohibiting criminal proceedings against juvenile students for “disturbing a […]

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