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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-18
Status Blue brief(s) filed, awaiting red
Type Criminal
Docket 8 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Entered.
  2. ANNOUNCEMENT: The Justices are soliciting amicus briefs. Whether the defendants are entitled to a new trial on the ground that a juror, when asked if any member of her household or family had been arrested or convicted of a crime, knowingly failed to disclose her half-brother's criminal conviction because she believed that this information was not relevant.
  3. ORDER: The joint motion to file new briefs is ALLOWED. The defendant's brief shall be field on or before February 9, 2024. The Commonwealth's brief shall be filed on or before March 8, 2024. By the Court.
  4. NOTICE of April argument sent.
  5. Motion to extend to date for filing of appellant's brief filed for Terrance Pabon by Attorney Richard Lawrence Goldman. (ALLOWED to March 15, 2024. There shall be no further enlargements of time. Oral argument may be scheduled for the May sitting.)
  6. NOTICE of May argument sent.
  7. Motion to extend to date for filing of appellant's brief filed for Terrance Pabon by Attorney Richard Lawrence Goldman. (ALLOWED to March 22, 2024.)
  8. Appellant brief for Terrance Pabon by Attorney Richard L. Goldman. (Note: 4 copies of joint brief filed in SJC-13528.)

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