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· 9/27/2018

Commonwealth v. Gulley

Citations

  • 111 N.E.3d 284
  • 480 Mass. 1109

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  • remanding case for resentencing because defendant had been “punished for exercising his right to remain silent,” and noting that silence in narcotics cases often stems from “well-founded fears of reprisal to the witness or his family”

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