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If those are actually the facts of this case, sounds to me like he just has a terrible lawyer. For what it's worth I'm not a lawyer in Massachusetts. However i

If those are actually the facts of this case, sounds to me like he just has a terrible lawyer. For what it's worth I'm not a lawyer in Massachusetts. However in most jurisdictions I'm familiar with it would NOT be a difficult or expensive task to get him before a court to test the basis for the charges against him. The facts are straightforward, there isn't copious amounts of evidence to work through. Simply interpretation of a statute which could be sorted in a morning's hearing.

dmix 13y ago
It's not the court system post-arrest that is to be worried about. They usually have rationality in cases like this. Such as the young girl who was charged for using explosives at school when it was only a small experiment with a water bottle. It's the fact he was arrested by the state at all in the first place.