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Cases scheduled to be heard in April

Following is a list of the cases scheduled to be argued before the Supreme Judicial Court in April. The summaries of the issues presented in the cases have been prepared by Lawyers Weekly. The SJC, in cooperation with Suffolk University Law School, provides live and archived webcasts of its arguments at www.suffolk.edu/sjc. MONDAY, APRIL

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Corruption conviction is no bar to lobbying, ex-lawmaker tells 1st Circuit

Corruption conviction is no bar to lobbying, ex-lawmaker tells 1st Circuit
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Corruption conviction is no bar to lobbying, ex-lawmaker tells Massachusetts high court

Corruption conviction is no bar to lobbying, ex-lawmaker tells Massachusetts high court
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Should DiMasi, and other federal felons, face a ban on lobbying Beacon Hill? The SJC will decide

Should DiMasi, and other federal felons, face a ban on lobbying Beacon Hill? The SJC will decide By Matt Stout Globe Staff,Updated April 16, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend Former Mass. House speaker Salvatore DiMasi appeared at a prehearing conference in 2019 on his appeal of Secretary of State William Galvin s denial of his application to register as a lobbyist.Jim Davis/Globe Staff In the summer of 2009, former House speaker Salvatore DiMasiâs federal corruption charges hung like a haze over the State House, driving demand for a package of ethics and lobbying reforms. More than a decade later, Massachusettsâ highest court will now decide whether that

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