Commonwealth v. Jacobsen (1995)

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green O'Gara v. St. Germain (2017)

Rule Authority · Mass. App. Ct.

L. c. 209A, § 6(7), the Legislature expanded the authority of the police to make warrantless arrests for certain misdemeanors in the context of domestic abuse." Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 272 (1995).

green Commonwealth v. Huggins (2013)

Rule Authority · Mass. App. Ct.

This argument overlooks the fact that “[a]n illegal arrest, without more, has never been viewed as a bar to subsequent prosecution, nor as a defense to a valid conviction.” Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 275 (1995), quoting from United States v. Crews, 445 U.S. 463, 474 (1980). 3 Because the defendant went to trial and was found guilty, there is no basis for a claim of prejudice resulting from a pretrial determination of probable cause.

green Commonwealth v. Kerns (2007)

Rule Authority · Mass.

L. c. 275, § 3, provides that a warrant for that offense may issue only after a complaint is filed by the person threatened, and then only after a judge (or magistrate) examines the sworn testimony of the complainant, and any witnesses, and determines that there is “just cause to fear that such crime may be committed.” See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 271 (1995).

green Richardson v. City of Boston (2001)

Rule Authority · Mass. App. Ct.

L. c. 209A, § 6(7), the Legislature expanded the authority of police to make warrantless arrests for certain misdemeanors in the context of domestic abuse.” Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 272 (1995). 7 General Laws c. 209A, § 6, as amended through St. 1990, c. 403, § 7,* **** 8 in portions relevant here, provides as follows: “Whenever any law officer has reason to believe that a family or household member has been abused or is in danger of being abused, such office…

green Commonwealth v. DiMarzio (2001)

Rule Authority · Mass. App. Ct.

Although threatening to commit a crime is a misdemeanor, and absent statutory authority not present here, a police officer may not arrest without a warrant unless the misdemeanor involves a breach of the peace committed in the presence or view of the officer, Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 272 (1995), we do not consider the misdemeanor/felony distinction to be the focus of our inquiry when determining whether the “need to protect or preserve life or avoid serious i…

green Commonwealth v. Hill (2000)

Rule Authority · Mass. App. Ct.

See Santiago v. Fenton, 891 F.2d 373, 387 (1st Cir. 1989) (“[1]ack of probable cause to arrest would not preclude a prosecution for the same offense”); Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 275 (1995).

green Larkin v. Ayer Division of District Court Department (1997)

Rule Authority · Mass. · signal: cf.

Cf. Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 273-274 (1995).

green Commonwealth v. Hernandez (1995)

Quote Authority · Mass. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 276 (1995) (“egregious misconduct or at least a serious threat of prejudice”), quoting Commonwealth v. Cinelli, 389 Mass. 197, 210 , cert. denied, 464 U.S. 860 (1983); accord Commonwealth v. Connelly, 418 Mass. 37, 38 (1994).

“egregious misconduct or at least a serious threat of prejudice”

green Schechter v. Schechter (2015)

Cited · Mass. App. Ct. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 273-274 (1995); Smith v. Jones, 67 Mass. App. Ct. 129, 132-133 (2006).

green Commonwealth v. Jones (2011)

Cited · Mass. Super. Ct. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 275 (1995).

green Commonwealth v. Greenwood (2011)

Cited · Mass. App. Ct. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269 , 275 n.6 (1995), quoting from Crews, supra at 474 n.10 (“Our numerous precedents ordering the exclusion of such illegally obtained evidence assume implicitly that the remedy does not extend to barring the prosecution altogether.

green Keene v. Gangi (2004)

Cited · Mass. App. Ct. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 273-274 (1995).

green Commonwealth v. Marquez (2001)

Cited · Mass. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 275 (1995); Commonwealth v. Fredette, 396 Mass. 455, 458-459 (1985); Commonwealth v. Bradshaw, 385 Mass. 244, 258 (1982).

green Commonwealth v. Mantinez (1998)

Cited · Mass. App. Ct. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 275 (1995).

green Shafnacker v. Raymond James & Associates, Inc. (1997)

Cited · Mass. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269 , 270 n.1 (1995).

green Jordan v. Clerk of the Westfield Division of District Court Department (1997)

Cited (see also) · Mass. · signal: compare

Compare Robicheau, supra at 182-183 , and Commonwealth v. Gordon, 407 Mass. 340, 348-350 (1990), with Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 273-274 (1995).

green Commonwealth v. Robicheau (1995)

Cited (see also) · Mass. · signal: see also

See also Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269, 274 (1995).

green Hillis v. Lake (1995)

Cited · Mass. App. Ct. · signal: see

See Commonwealth v. Jacobsen, 419 Mass. 269 , 270 n.l (1995).