Massachusetts Appeals Court· 5/5/1993

Commonwealth v. Tate

Citations

612 N.E.2d 686
34 Mass. App. Ct. 446
1993 Mass. App. LEXIS 459

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\Revoking probation is a decision within the sound discretion of the judge in the trial court\
looking at victim from down the street violated “no contact” condition of probation
one conceded contact was enough to establish a violation of a no-contact condition of defendant’s probation
probationer violates no contact condition where protected individual sees him watching her from \the top of the street\
judge in probation revocation proceedings could find that defendant's presence on the street where victim lived was not coincidental and that defendant's encounter with her had been contrived by him
judge in probation revocation proceedings could find that defendant’s presence on the street where victim lived was not coincidental and that defendant’s encounter with her had been contrived by him

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Judges: Kass, Jacobs, Greenberg

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