State Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team Membership

Learn about the members of the State Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team. This page details the range of professionals dedicated to preventing domestic violence fatalities.

The State Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team consists of the following members: 

1. The Secretary of Public Safety or a designee employed by the executive office of public safety and security who shall serve as Chair;
2. The Attorney General or a designee employed by the office of the attorney general;
3. The chief medical examiner or a designee employed by the office of the chief medical examiner;
4. A member selected by the Massachusetts District Attorneys Association; 
5. The colonel of the state police or a designee employed by the department of state police;
6. The commissioner of probation or a designee employed by the office of probation;
7. The chief justice of the trial court or a designee;
8. The chief justice of the family and probate court or a designee;
9. One member selected by the Massachusetts Office of victim assistance, who shall be employed by the office.

Members: 

1. Terrence M. Reidy	Secretary of Public Safety
Vilma Uribe, Chair	Executive Director of the Governor’s Council to Address Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence, EOPSS (Designee)
2. Joy Campbell	Attorney General, AGO
Nicole A. Poirier	Assistant Attorney General, AGO (Designee)
3. Dr. Mindy Hull	Chief Medical Examiner, OCME
Deborah Mendoza-Lochrie	Senior Advisor, OCME (Designee)
4. Marian Ryan	Middlesex DAO, MDAA
Megan McGovern	Middlesex DAO Designee (Designee)
5. Colonel Geoffrey Noble	Massachusetts State Police
Major Jeffrey Boutwell	Massachusetts State Police (Designee)
6. Dianne Fasano	Office of Probation
Corinn Crowninshield (Nelson)	Office of Probation (Designee)
7. Vacant	Chief Justice of the Trial Court or a designee*
8. Vacant	Chief Justice of the Family and Probate Court or a designee*
9. Liam Lowney	Executive Director, MOVA

 Others:

Anjeza Xhemollari	EOPSS Coordinator
Keara Kelley	Counsel II, Parole Board
Sue Englaish Lachowetz	Department of Children and Families DCF
Crystal Jackson	Department Transitional Assistance DTA

Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS) Board Counsel:

Arielle Mullaney	Board Counsel

_{* In accordance with the Committee on Judicial Ethics (CJE) Opinion No. 2014-4, “Serving on Statutory Commissions”, dated December 10, 2014, Judges are not permitted to serve on the State Fatality Review team despite being named in statute: “The Code also does not permit you to serve on the domestic violence state review team, St. 2014, c. 260, § 4, because its clear focus and unbalanced make-up could convey the impression that domestic violence victims have a special position of influence with the judiciary and that the judiciary is aligned with the interests of law enforcement and the prosecution. You may, however, consult with the Juvenile Life Sentence Commission and the domestic violence state review team pursuant to Section 4C(1) on discrete matters that concern the business of the courts as long as you make your limited participation clear in the reports and any records these commissions produce. Additionally, the Code does not prohibit you from appointing non-judge employees of the judiciary to serve on any of these commissions as your designees. Those designees cannot have more powers than you. Although the Committee cannot render advice to non-judges, the Committee instructs you to inform your designees that the Code’s limitations on your participation also apply to the designees and that these limitations should be clearly disclosed on all documents that list committee members and, on all reports, and recommendations the committee makes.}