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Three Cases for Client Dismissed Prior to Trial

Brett Lovins obtained pretrial dismissals on multiple dockets for his client accused of assault and battery, threats, and multiple restraining order violations when the Commonwealth failed to produce the necessary witness to prove its cases. The charges originated in the Malden District Court.

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Pretrial Dismissal of Case Involving Felony Drug Distribution Charges

Brett Lovins successfully obtained a pretrial dismissal for his client accused of multiple counts of felony drug distribution when the Commonwealth failed to produce the necessary evidence to prove its case. Brett compelled the Commonwealth to conduct laboratory testing of the alleged drugs involved in the case, which revealed they were not controlled substances. The charges originated in the Central Divison of the Boston Municipal Court.

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Pre-Arraignment Case Dismissal Enables Client to Obtain Top Secret Security Clearance

Brett Lovins obtained a pre-arraignment dismissal for his client after a clerk’s hearing in the West Roxbury Division of the Boston Municipal Court. The case involved an allegation of domestic assault and battery. The dismissal preserved the client’s clean record and enabled him to obtain top secret security clearance as a federal government contractor.

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Felony Theft Offense Dismissed Day of Trial

On the day of trial, Brett Lovins successfully obtained a case dismissal for his client accused of felony larceny when the Commonwealth failed to produce a necessary witness to prove its case. The charge originated in the Malden District Court.

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Pre-Arraignment Felony Dismissal Preserves Clean Records for Two Clients

Brett Lovins obtained a pre-arraignment dismissal for two clients after a clerk’s hearing in the Somerville District Court. The case involved an allegation of joint venture felony larceny. Evidence Brett presented at the hearing substantially undermined the credibility of the Commonwealth’s complaining witness. The dismissal preserved the clean records of both clients.

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