Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 9/12/2003

Commonwealth v. DeJesus

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440 Mass. 147
795 N.E.2d 547
2003 Mass. LEXIS 636

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reinstating original sentence where trial judge improperly granted motion to revise sentence even though supporting affidavit was filed beyond sixty-day time frame
to be properly filed, motion to revise or revoke must be accompanied by affidavit or otherwise indicate grounds on which it is based
\A question of subject matter jurisdiction may be raised at any time . . . and [is] not waived even when not argued\ [quotation omitted]
rule 29 \affidavit . . . is intended to identify such facts that would warrant the allowance of the motion\
questions of subject matter jurisdiction can be raised at any time and are not waived even when not argued below
\A question of subject matter jurisdiction 'may be raised at any time and is not waived even when not argued'\ [alterations omitted]

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