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Chelsea man who stabbed wife to death sentenced to at least 25 years in prison
A Chelsea, Massachusetts, man who pleaded guilty to stabbing his estranged wife to death in an apartment in 2021 was sentenced to at least 25 years in prison Friday. Mario Mira, 51, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, admitting to killing Paula Andrea Ortiz, who was 47, in an apartment on Stockton Street on Dec. 11, 2021, prosecutors said. Ortiz was…
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Rachael Rollins' license to practice law in Mass. reinstated
The former top federal prosecutor in Massachusetts has had her license to practice law in the state reinstated, according to the Boston Herald. The newspaper said the former U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts had made a request for reinstatement with Suffolk Superior Court and her appeal was recently granted and approved by the state Board of Bar Overseers. Her law...
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Rachael Rollins suspended from practicing law in Mass.
Former U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins was suspended for failing to pay registration fees.
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Rachael Rollins' license to practice law in Mass. has been suspended
The former top federal prosecutor in Massachusetts has been suspended from practicing law in the state. Rachael Rollins, who resigned last year as U.S. attorney for Massachusetts after an investigation into ethics violations, was suspended for nonpayment of registration fees, court documents show. As the Boston Herald first reported Tuesday, Rollins was named with other attorneys in a motion...
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Boston man files lawsuit seeking to bankrupt white supremacist group he says assaulted him
A Black teacher and musician who says members of a white nationalist hate group punched, kicked and beat him with metal shields during a march through Boston last year sued the organization on Tuesday. Charles Murrell III, of Boston, was in the area of the Boston Public Library to play his saxophone on July 2, 2022, when he was surrounded…