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Commonwealth v. Matis

Citations

  • 446 Mass. 632
  • 915 N.E.2d 212
  • 2006 WL 1229739
  • 2006 Mass. LEXIS 192

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  • noting that a court order allowing access to a crime scene in a private residence \must be carefully tailored to protect the legitimate privacy interests involved\
  • noting that a court order allowing access to a crime scene in a private residence \must be carefully tailored to protect the legitimate privacy interests involved\
  • noting that a court order allowing access to a crime scene in a private residence \must be carefully tailored to protect the legitimate privacy interests involved\
  • noting a criminal defendant's unquestioned right under the Sixth Amendment and the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights to obtain relevant evidence bearing on his or her guilt or innocence or that otherwise helps his or her defense
  • noting a criminal defendant’s unquestioned right under the Sixth Amendment and the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights to obtain relevant evidence bearing on his or her guilt or innocence or that otherwise helps his or her defense
  • noting a criminal defendant’s unquestioned right under the Sixth Amendment and the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights to obtain relevant evidence bearing on his or her guilt or innocence or that otherwise helps his or her defense

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Judges: Cordy

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