Have you ever said something that you later regretted? A careless statement made during a jailhouse or prison call may become evidence in a criminal case.
iPhone Theft May Lead Police to Your Front Door
Two alleged thieves were charged with robbery, receiving stolen property, conspiracy and fraud when Apple’s Find My iPhone tool helped an iPhone owner track down his stolen phone.
Police Use Twitter, Facebook and Youtube to Investigate Crimes
Have you checked your online privacy settings lately? Massachusetts police use Facebook, Twitter, Myspace and Youtube to gather evidence, locate people and get information about their family members and friends.
Why is Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick Promoting CORI Reform?
A criminal record often creates an obstacle for ex-offenders seeking employment and housing. Governor Deval Patrick believes the state can reduce the rates at which ex-offenders commit crimes by creating economic opportunities. The Governor submitted a bill entitled “An Act To Reduce Recidivism by Increasing Employment Opportunities” in January 2008.
Massachusetts Criminal Records
Massachusetts keeps a record of all criminal charges of crimes that are punishable by incarceration. This record is known as “CORI” which is short for “Criminal Offender Record Information.” Read the article to find out how a criminal record may affect you.
