Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 3/18/2008

Commonwealth v. Isaiah I.

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450 Mass. 818
882 N.E.2d 328
2008 Mass. LEXIS 140

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findings of fact “should be stated clearly, concisely and unequivocally, and be worded so that they are not susceptible of more than one interpretation”
reviewing court may \supplement a judge's finding of facts if the evidence is uncontroverted and undisputed and where the judge explicitly or implicitly credited the witness's testimony\
remanding for further factual findings in context of motion to suppress
remanding for further factual findings in context of motion to suppress
remanding for further factual findings in context of motion to suppress
court may supplement judge’s findings if uncontroverted and judge explicitly or implicitly credited witnesses’ testimony

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