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Oral Arguments Before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Suffolk University Law School, in cooperation with the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, maintains this site in order to make oral arguments before the Supreme Judicial Court accessible to the general public and the legal community. Webcasts of Supreme Judicial Court oral arguments at the John Adams Courthouse are available live while the cases are being argued and may also be viewed at a later time through the Suffolk Law School's archives. Please see below for more information.

 
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Webcasts
If you are interested in watching an argument on the web, please note the date of the case scheduled for argument listed below and select "View webcast" on that date. The order of arguments, as listed below, may change if circumstances dictate. You may also view a summary of each case prior to viewing the webcast by selecting "Case Summaries."

Archives
Webcasts will also be archived so that after each argument, web site visitors will be able to view all arguments which have already occurred. The arguments can be searched by date, case title or by docket number, and will be accessible within four days of the court proceedings. To view arguments which have been previously archived, please visit the SJC Oral Argument Webcasts Archives page, or simply point your mouse on the "View Archives" button located at the right.

System Requirements
This webcast is best viewed on PCs with: Windows 2000 or newer operating system; Windows Media Player 9 or newer; 600+ MHz processor; 128+ MB RAM; 8+ MB Video Memory; and IE v5.5 or later or Apple Macintosh computers with: Windows Media Player 9; OS X 10.1.5 or later (10.2.x recommended); 450+ mhz G3 processor; 128+ MB RAM: 10 MB free HD space; 256 colors (millions recommended); IE 5.5+ or Netscape 7.1+.

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Summaries Cases/Dockets (select docket number for info)
    05/07/2012
SummariesCase Summaries

SJC-10926

Commonwealth v. Mendes
  SJC-10983 Commonwealth v. Mountry
  SJC-11013 Lopez v. Massachusetts Division of Human Resources
  SJC-11122 Anderson v. BNY Mellon, N.A.
  SJC-11139 Boston Medical Center Corporation v. Secretary of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services  
  SJC-11081 Commonwealth v. Gullick  
  SJC-11040 Birks v. Green  
  SJC-11129 Williams v. Corsini
  (Reserve Case)
  SJC-11106 Commonwealth v. Lavoie
  (Reserve Case)
    05/08/2012
SummariesCase Summaries SJC-11158 Flynn v. Coakley
(Link opens new window) SJC-10841 Temple Emanuel v. Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination
 

SJC-11010

Hunter v. Rose
 

SJC-11031

Board of Assessors of Bridgewater v. Bridgewater State College Foundation  
 

SJC-11057

LaChance v. Commissioner of Correction  
 

SJC-11156

Commonwealth v. Walczak  
 

SJC-11056

Commonwealth v. Berry
  (Reserve Case)
    05/10/2012
SummariesCase Summaries

SJC-11016

Commonwealth v. Bright
(Link opens new window) SJC-11045 Impounded Case
 

SJC-11050

Commonwealth v. Carey  
 

SJC-11061

Marabello v. Town of Concord Natural Resources Commission  
 

SJC-11124

Commonwealth v. P.M.  
 

SJC-11105

Gorbatova v. Semuels  
 

SJC-10682

Commonwealth v. Delacruz  
 

SJC-11058

Commonwealth v. Marinho
  (Reserve Case)
    06/05/2012 -- Special Session
  (2:00 PM)
SummariesSummary

Reporter of Decisions C. Clifford Allen
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Oral arguments generally take one half hour per case (15 minutes per side), except in first degree murder cases, which generally take 40 minutes (20 minutes per side). Court begins promptly at 9:00am. The Justices may take a brief recess mid-morning, lasting approximately 10 minutes.  View Webcast

 


This webcast is made available to the general public for informational purposes only and does not constitute an official record of court proceedings.

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