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Meet professionals at Boston Municipal Court Department

The Boston Municipal Court Department provides services for the legal requirements of Boston City residents. The justice department comprises a bench of 30 responsible to manage cases in 8 court divisions. They are committed to protecting the rule of law and providing justice to the residents in the region demonstrating compassion, and fair resolution. Human dignity is held high, and it is observed in all criminal proceedings in the court. The Boston Municipal Court Department divisions are Brighton, Central (downtown), Charlestown, Dorchester, East Boston, Roxbury, South Boston, and West Roxbury.

Civil law cases are one of the more common cases along with criminal cases, mental health, restraining orders, and other types of cases. The court presides over the trials initiated by the Boston Police and the Massachusetts State Police.

Source: https://www.mass.gov/orgs/boston-municipal-court

Location:

Edward W. Brooke Courthouse,

24 New Chardon St., 6th Floor,

Boston, MA 02114

42.363668310847075, -71.06134167301163

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Boston Municipal Court, South Boston Division

The South Boston Division of the Boston Municipal Court is one of the primate courts concerning criminal trials in the South Boston neighborhood, Massachusetts. The court is responsible to bring to justice both adult and juvenile cases comprising all types of misdemeanor and felony offenses. Some of the offenses are listed below:

Civil motor violations; OUI/DUI/DWI offenses

Assault charges along with abuse, restraining orders, and harassment

Theft offenses

Mental health cases

Drug possession

In certain situations, the court can also review actions of government agencies comprising firearm license and unemployment condensation appeals of the residents.

To make access to the court convenient, the South Boston Division of the Boston Municipal Court Department has active public access telephone lines.  With simple information like participant code and session information, the public access line assists residents with necessary information. Call toll-free at (877) 691-7755 or contact the clerk’s office at (617) 268-9292.

Source: https://www.mass.gov/locations/south-boston-division-boston-municipal-court

Location:

535 East Broadway,

South Boston, MA 02127

42.33581182493801, -71.042943049717

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Suffolk County Juvenile Court

The Suffolk County Juvenile Court actively manages and provides justice in cases involving juveniles in the Boston region. The jurisdiction comprises regions, such as  Brighton, Charlestown, Roxbury, and South Boston. Juvenile crimes are a sensitive matter, and the judges are sensitive to them. The court handles cases involving harassment, criminal charges, and minor crimes committed by young residents of the region.

Every case is subjected to scrutiny comprising details such as the offender’s age, and other details. It plays a crucial role to direct young offenders to different correction homes and help groups such as care and protection, and child-requiring assistance (CRA). The court provides two points of contact. The Clerk’s Office contact is (617) 788-8525, while the Probation Department contact is (617) 788-8571. The two numbers can help with necessary information regarding the cases and trials. 

Source: https://www.mass.gov/locations/boston-juvenile-court

Location:

24 New Chardon St.,

P.O. Box 9663,

Boston, MA 02114

42.36394449501406, -71.06203552642239

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