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John R. Ellement
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Express Desk Reporter, The Boston Globe
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In 4-3 decision, SJC rules parents can be forced to testify against their children once they turn 18 in some cases - The Boston Globe
By John R. Ellement Verified| The Boston Globe Verified Despite concerns about the emotional damage it might cause, a majority of the state’s highest court ruled Tuesday that parents can be forced to testify against their children once they turn 18. The Supreme Judicial Court split 4-3 on the question of whether a state law that “disqualifies” a parent from appearing as a prosecution witness against their minor child remains in effect once they become legal adults.
By John R. Ellement Verified, Claire Thornton, Nick Stoico Verified| The Boston Globe Verified A twin-engine private plane that crashed in upstate New York Saturday carried six people, including a decorated college athlete who grew up in Weston and members of her family, according to statements from the victims’ loved ones. No one on board survived when the Mitsubishi MU-2B crashed in a field in Copake, N.Y., about 10 miles from Columbia County Airport, shortly after noon on Saturday, officials said. The group was traveling for a birthday celebration and the Passover holiday.
In 4-3 decision, SJC rules parents can be forced to testify against their children once they turn 18 in some cases - The Boston Globe
By John R. Ellement Verified| The Boston Globe Verified Despite concerns about the emotional damage it might cause, a majority of the state’s highest court ruled Tuesday that parents can be forced to testify against their children once they turn 18. The Supreme Judicial Court split 4-3 on the question of whether a state law that “disqualifies” a parent from appearing as a prosecution witness against their minor child remains in effect once they become legal adults.
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