Massachusetts Appeals Court· 9/30/2011

Scully v. Retirement Board

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80 Mass. App. Ct. 538
954 N.E.2d 541
2011 Mass. App. LEXIS 1235

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“The Supreme Judicial Court has held that hearsay is admissible in pension revocation hearings, but only if it bears the requisite ‘indicia of reliability’ ”
member not required to forfeit pension after convictions of possession of child pornography on home computer where no direct link between criminal offenses and position at public library
action of a library employee, who kept images of child pornography on his home computer, did not present the type of direct link intended by the Legislature
no forfeiture where public library employee convicted of possession of child pornography because offenses occurred at home on personal computer, and employee did not use position to facilitate crime
forfeiture not required as consequence of library employee's convictions of possession of child pornography where there was no evidence that employee used his position or library resources to facilitate crime

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