Jeffrey M. Miller

Jeffrey M. Miller's Answers (15)

Boston, MA

Criminal defense Lawyer at Boston, MA

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more

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How can I articulate that my career is at risk and my rights were not factored into my arrest ?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on November 27, 2017

It sounds like there was no stop as you were already stopped alongside the road. The Trooper may have had a reason to get you out of the car based...

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Is there stature of limitations on reporting an armed assault

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on November 27, 2017

Three weeks should be well within the statute of limitations in Massachusetts. The statute of limitations for most state crimes in Massachusetts...

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Massachusetts: Which pre-trial/trial CRIMINAL motions are to be filed in written form and which may be in oral form?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on November 27, 2017

Any substantive motions, i.e. motion to suppress, motion to dismiss must be filed in writing with an affidavit in support of the motion. These are...

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What to expect from a new attorney to pick up my criminal case in the middle?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on September 12, 2014

Yes. Your requests are reasonable and I might add very basic. I don't know what you are charged with, however there may be a lot more to do to...

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Should I need a lawyer on arraignment day? I have not been arrested, but have been summons to court on an assault and battery.

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on September 04, 2014

Yes, you should hire a lawyer. It sounds like you may have been summonsed for a clerk's hearing and a complaint issued after that hearing. Often,...

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