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Commonwealth v. Lally

Citations

  • 55 Mass. App. Ct. 601
  • 773 N.E.2d 985
  • 2002 Mass. App. LEXIS 1093

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  • noting that probation condition ordering “treatment as deemed necessary” was ambiguous and new requirement that defendant undergo random urine screens added by probation officer was not valid
  • \probationers are entitled to reasonably specific conditions that provide clear guidelines as to what and when their actions or omissions will constitute a violation of their probation\
  • “probationers are entitled to reasonably specific conditions that provide clear guidelines as to what and when their actions or omissions will constitute a violation of their probation”
  • “As in criminal statutes, ambiguities in probation conditions are construed in favor of the defendant”
  • “probationers are entitled to reasonably specific conditions that provide clear guidelines as to what and when their actions or omissions will constitute a violation of their probation”

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Judges: Smith

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