Commonwealth v. Neary-French
Docket Number | SJC-12057 |
Decision Date | 15 August 2016 |
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5 cases
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Commonwealth v. Dufresne
...defendants [enjoy] the right to counsel at all ‘critical stages’ of the prosecution" (citation omitted). Commonwealth v. Neary-French, 475 Mass. 167, 170, 56 N.E.3d 159 (2016). Second, the right to counsel may apply to civil proceedings under the Fourteenth Amendment or cognate provisions o......
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Commonwealth v. Scott
...has consistently held that the right to counsel "attaches at the time judicial proceedings are commenced." Commonwealth v. Neary-French, 475 Mass. 167, 172, 56 N.E.3d 159 (2016). See Commonwealth v. Ortiz, 422 Mass. 64, 67 n.1, 661 N.E.2d 925 (1996) ("There is no authority for the propositi......
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Commonwealth v. Pacheco, SJC-12212
...a criminal defendant the right to counsel at all "critical" stages of a criminal prosecution. See Commonwealth v. Neary-French , 475 Mass. 167, 170-171, 56 N.E.3d 159 (2016), and cases cited. It is well established that sentencing is a critical stage at which there is a right to counsel. Se......
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Carrasquillo v. Hampden Cnty. Dist. Courts
...and art. 12 provide criminal defendants the right to counsel at all ‘critical stages’ of the prosecution." Commonwealth v. Neary-French, 475 Mass. 167, 170, 56 N.E.3d 159 (2016). The determination whether an event is a " ‘critical stage’ requiring the provision of counsel depends ... upon a......
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Administrative hearings
...not be revoked based upon his refusal to submit to chemical testing. A case finding no right to an attorney is Comm. v. Neary-French , 475 Mass. 167 (2016). Here the court addressed this issue in the context of whether the decision to submit to a chemical test is a critical stage at which t......