Albert L. v. Dcs, B.T.

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• one-sentence argument that is “conclusory in nature and lacks any articulated reasoning” violates requirements of Mass.R.A.P. 16[a][4]
• defendant’s claim, presented in a conclusory manner without any articulated reasoning, rejected as not conforming with Mass.R.A.P. 16[a][4], as amended, 367 Mass. 921 [1975]
• malice element of second degree murder established by evidence that defendant dropped large rock on victim’s head
• no substantial risk of miscarriage of justice in case of murder in second degree, where impermissible reference \was a vague and fleeting comment\ [citation omitted]

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