Leah B. Foley United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts
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Legal permanent resident in Saugus charged with illegal voting since 2008

A legal permanent resident from Saugus has been arrested for allegedly voting illegally since at least 2008 after falsely claiming U.S. citizenship when registering to vote. Authorities say Sunny Manhertz participated in several federal elections despite knowing his true immigration status.

Andrea Joy Campbell Attorney General at Massachusetts
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Attorney General Campbell announces $7.8 million settlement with American First Finance

Leah B. Foley United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts
Federal Court

Massachusetts woman pleads guilty to bank fraud involving Social Security benefits

Kimberly S. Budd, Chief Justice of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
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Supreme Judicial Court to hold special sitting honoring late Chief Justice Herbert P. Wilkins

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Andrea Joy Campbell Attorney General at Massachusetts
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AG Campbell and coalition seek to block executive order on mail voting in federal elections

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has led a multi-state effort seeking permanent blockage of an executive order restricting mail-in voting based on federally approved lists. The coalition’s lawsuit argues such actions violate constitutional powers reserved for states over election administration.

Leah B. Foley United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts
Federal Court

Worcester man sentenced to six years for firearm and ammunition possession

Gilbert Morin from Worcester received a six-year prison sentence for illegally possessing a firearm and ammunition following his arrest last year. Federal authorities prosecuted this case under Operation Take Back America as part of broader efforts against violent crime.
Andrea Joy Campbell Attorney General at Massachusetts
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Attorney General Campbell joins lawsuit against EPA over soot pollution standards

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has joined other states in suing the EPA over delayed implementation of stricter soot pollution standards under federal law. The lawsuit seeks timely enforcement that could improve public health outcomes across affected communities.
Leah B. Foley United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts
Federal Court

Legal permanent resident in Saugus charged with illegal voting since 2008

A legal permanent resident from Saugus has been arrested for allegedly voting illegally since at least 2008 after falsely claiming U.S. citizenship when registering to vote. Authorities say Sunny Manhertz participated in several federal elections despite knowing his true immigration status.

Andrea Joy Campbell Attorney General at Massachusetts
State Court

Attorney General Campbell announces $7.8 million settlement with American First Finance

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has announced a $7.8 million settlement with American First Finance over deceptive lease-to-own contracts affecting Massachusetts consumers. The agreement includes restitution payments and changes in business practices aimed at protecting future buyers.
Leah B. Foley United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts
Federal Court

Massachusetts woman pleads guilty to bank fraud involving Social Security benefits

Gina M. Cummings has pleaded guilty in Worcester federal court for bank fraud involving over $110,000 in improper Social Security benefits and pension payments following a beneficiary’s death. The case highlights ongoing efforts by local authorities against benefit fraud across Massachusetts.
Kimberly S. Budd, Chief Justice of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
State Court

Supreme Judicial Court to hold special sitting honoring late Chief Justice Herbert P. Wilkins

The Supreme Judicial Court has announced plans for a special sitting honoring former Chief Justice Herbert P. Wilkins following his passing last year. The ceremony includes remarks from current justices and legal community members recognizing Wilkins’ long service.