Massachusetts Law Updates

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Massachusetts Declaration of Rights – Article 2

1/02/2019 Trial Court Law Libraries

Religious Rights

Massachusetts Declaration of Rights – Article 1

1/01/2019 Trial Court Law Libraries

Natural Rights

Massachusetts Declaration of Rights – 30 Articles

12/31/2018 Trial Court Law Libraries

From January 1, 2019 through January 30, 2019, Massachusetts Law Updates will present a daily series of blog posts showcasing the 30 Articles in the Declaration of Rights in the Massachusetts Constitution.

Legal research: print or online?

9/27/2018 Trial Court Law Libraries

When doing legal research, is it easier to use online sources or books? Which produces better results? Can you even do it all online, if you want to?

How a judge is selected in Massachusetts

8/21/2018 Trial Court Law Libraries

Massachusetts Office for Refugees and Immigrants

6/29/2018 Trial Court Law Libraries

The Law Against Lying and False News in Colonial Massachusetts

5/07/2018 Trial Court Law Libraries

Lying or spreading “false news” was treated as a crime in colonial Massachusetts.

Portraits in Massachusetts Law: Lemuel Shaw

4/04/2018 Trial Court Law Libraries

Portraits in Massachusetts Law is a regular feature of Massachusetts Law Updates.

Witchcraft law up to the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692

10/31/2017 Trial Court Law Libraries

Early in 1692, a group of girls in Salem Village (now the town of Danvers) began to accuse people of witchcraft.

Governor’s Power to Pardon

8/31/2017 Trial Court Law Libraries

The power to grant executive clemency for offenses violating state law, including both pardons and commutations, is held in Massachusetts by the governor, with the advice and consent of the Massachusetts Governor’s Council.

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