Sean Cotter
Police Reporter at The Boston Globe
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bostonglobe.com | Sean Cotter
LOWELL — The woman stood, handcuffed, before Judge John Coffey, accused of assaulting her longtime boyfriend. She couldn’t afford a lawyer. And, as of Tuesday, the court couldn’t assign her one. The lawyers who often take such cases have stopped doing so. The judge released the woman and set a day for her to return next month.
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bostonglobe.com | Sean Cotter |Travis Andersen
But Read was not testifying herself. Rather, her statements that day in court came from one of the myriad of media interviews she’s given over the past several years. And it was played right there on a courtroom monitor, before jurors who will decide her fate in a re-trial, as prosecutors sought to show her animosity toward one of the key witnesses in the case.
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bostonglobe.com | Matt Stout |Sean Cotter |Tiana Woodard
Massachusetts residents embraced a medley of Memorial Day events on Monday to reflect, mourn, and even rally, seeking to give a holiday often marked by tributes to fallen soldiers a different lens amid war abroad and growing fears back home. As holiday revelers filtered through City Hall Plaza, a throng of 100 protestors gathered to condemn the Trump administration’s hardline immigration actions before marching to the Boston Common.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Sean Cotter
A large contingent of court-appointed lawyers are jointly planning to stop taking new criminal cases beginning Tuesday as they push for higher pay, leaving the courts to grapple with the constitutional chaos that could follow if no lawyers are available to take on indigent defendants.
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bostonglobe.com | Sean Cotter |Laura Crimaldi
If President Trump was sending a message to other colleges and international students with his ban on Harvard international enrollment, then Jack Masliah, a Northeastern University student from Mexico City, heard him loud and clear. “I’ve been very concerned and frightened about what’s going on,” Masliah said Saturday in a phone interview.
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