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- ANNOUNCEMENT: The Justices are soliciting amicus briefs. Where reckless endangerment of a child is considered a lesser included offense of wantonly or recklessly permitting substantial bodily injury to a child, whether the definition of wanton or reckless included in the reckless endangerment statute, G. L. c. 265, § 13L, which requires proof of the defendant's subjective state of mind, applies in determining whether a defendant has wantonly or recklessly permitted substantial bodily injury to a child pursuant to G. L. c. 265, § 13J (b), fourth par., or whether the common-law meaning of wanton or reckless conduct, which requires proof of either the defendant's subjective or objective state of mind, applies for purposes of G. L. c. 265, § 13J (b), fourth par.
- Appellee brief filed for Commonwealth by Anne Kennedy, A.D.A..
- Appendix (IMPOUNDED) filed for the Commonwealth by Anne Kennedy, A.D.A..
- The clerk's office has received the appellee's brief and impounded appendix through e-fileMA. The brief and appendix have been accepted for filing and entered on the docket. The appellee shall file with the clerk 4 copies of the brief and 3 copies of the appendix within 5 days. The clerk's office may require additional copies if necessary. (Note: Cover of appellee's brief shall be red and appendix shall be white.)
- Additional 4 copies of appellee's brief and 3 copies of appendix filed by Commonwealth.
- Appellant brief filed for Erika L. Murray by Attorney Deborah Riordan.
- Appendix filed for Erika L. Murray by Attorney Deborah Riordan.
- Motion to accept updated brief and appendix filed for Erika L. Murray by Attorney Deborah Riordan. (The motion is ALLOWED limited to the revisions listed in the motion.)
- The clerk's office has received the appellant's brief and appendix through e-fileMA. The brief and appendix have been accepted for filing and entered on the docket. The appellant shall file with the clerk 4 copies of the brief and 3 copies of the appendix within 5 days. The clerk's office may require additional copies if necessary. (NOTE: The cover of the brief shall be blue, and the cover of the appendix shall be white.)
- Additional 4 copies of appellant's brief and 3 copies of appellant's appendix filed by Erika L. Murray.
- NOTICE of May argument sent.
- ORDERED for argument on May 1.
- MOTION TO DISMISS APPEAL filed for Erika L. Murray by Attorney Deborah Riordan.
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